CalArts animation programs are Character Animation (BFA) and Experimental Animation (BFA, MFA), both housed in the School of Film/Video.
The show features work by the CalArts alumni from the schools of Art, Film/Video, and Critical Studies who served as the space’s Spring 2025 residents.
Tabs Wekerle (Film/Video BFA 25) discusses a humorous spin on unskippable ads for the 2025 opening of CalArts Character Animation Producers’ Show.
Mary Corse and Robet Irwin are monumental figures of the California Light and Space movement.
This year marks the 21st iteration of the Austrian bootcamp and the first-ever UK version.
Tracing the CalArtian beginnings of cult favorite post-punk 80s band Suburban Lawns to its 21st-century version Suburban John.
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On Friday, May 16, the CalArts community, friends, and family saw Graduation Courtyard live up to its name as it hosted the class of 2025’s transition from students to alumni....
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Shirley Tse, Jen Liu Receive $50,000 Anonymous Was A Woman Grants
Fifteen women of a certain age—including CalArts Art faculty Shirley Tse and alum Jen Liu (Art-IM MFA 01)—were recently named recipients of this year’s Anonymous
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Spring Dance LAUNCH at REDCAT features a restaged piece of GLACIAL DECOY by Trisha Brown with original photographic projections by Robert Rauschenberg. ©CalArts 2025
