Anyone taking summer school painting or drawing at California Lutheran University probably already noticed that the K-2 painting studio is closed all this week.  The reason for the slight inconvenience is the construction of a new interior wall that will divide the space in half, creating not one, but two separate painting studios inside.

The art department’s goal is for every professor to have their own studio space, giving the program a more atelier-like feel by allowing instructors to work more closely with their students, having the space to lead by example.