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Andy Warholdidn’t just paint soup cansYou bet, Andy Warhol is known for his iconic, pop culture art.“Marilyns,” and always the Campbell’s soup stuff. But he alsocreated tons of pieces that never saw their 15 minutes. Now,lovers of art and the offbeat in the Inland Empire will have thechance to view some of Warhol’s photos – that’s right, photos.More than 150 original Polaroid photographs and gelatin silverprints by Warhol have been transferred to the permanentcollection of CSUSB’s Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum. The AndyWarhol Photographic Legacy Program donated more than28,500 photographs, valued in excess of $28 million, to morethan 180 college and university museums across the nation. InCalifornia, only 16 institutions were selected. The Warhol photographsgo on exhibit at the museum Sept. 25. ●business & publicadministrationMedicalmissionsGang tattoos, rehab for indigents andburn camp fotr kids. What seems unrelatedon its face has one thread in common:Dr. Dev A. GnanaDev.The medical director and chairmanof the department of surgery for ArrowheadRegional Medical Center,GnanaDev is Cal State San Bernardino’s2008 Arrowhead Distinguished ExecutiveOfficer.With a long and strong interest in theneeds of Southern California’s inland region,GnanaDev founded the New Beginnings– Gang Tattoo Removal Programfor reformed gang members.He also founded a cardiac rehabilitationprogram for indigent patients, is aAn earlyphoto of GeneHackman,born in SanBernardinoin 1930.© The AndyWarhol Foundationfor theVisual Arts10 | summer 2008