In Memoriam: Hartmut Bitomsky (1942-2025)
CalArts School of Film/Video remembers former Film/Video Dean Hartmut Bitomsky, a deeply dedicated filmmaker, writer, and critic who passed away in
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CalArts School of Film/Video remembers former Film/Video Dean Hartmut Bitomsky, a deeply dedicated filmmaker, writer, and critic who passed away in
In its fall issue, Filmmaker Magazine unveiled its annual list of “25 New Faces of Independent Film,” a spotlight on
The Camden International Film Festival (CIFF) in Maine celebrated its 21st edition earlier this month in September with a slate
Good Mother Gallery presents the third annual edition of The MFAs of LA, a group exhibition showcasing the work of
A new exhibition created in partnership with the global research organization, World Resources Institute (WRI), and artists from CalArts opens
This November, pioneering artist and Chouinard Art Institute alum Mary Corse (Chouinard 68) will be honored at the Los Angeles
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On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Sundance Institute announced the full programming for the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, taking place Jan. 19-29, 2023, in person in
The Slamdance Film Festival returns for its 29th edition in a hybrid format, running in-person in Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah from Jan.
This weekend, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) honored the best in family-friendly television at the inaugural Children’s & Family Emmy Awards.
Editor’s Note: The name of the trailblazing animator has been revealed: Bessie Mae Kelley, whose works are now credited as the earliest known hand-drawn animated
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