The Hammer Museum kicked off its biennial exhibition Made in L.A. 2025, now in its seventh edition, showcasing new and
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
Josh Duke’s journey to Los Suelos started in fall 2020 with a question: What if The Twilight Zone were a place? Two years on, that
On Thursday, March 31, Los Angeles Dance Project (LADP) showcases works from its LAUNCH:LA 2022 resident artists, including CalArts alum Taliha Abdiel (Dance BFA 21).
View this post on Instagram A post shared by David O (@davidomusicgram) Previews for Tony and Emmy Award-winning comedian and actor Billy Crystal’s new Broadway
On Thursday, March 31, Skylight Books in Los Angeles presents a conversation between former School of Critical Studies faculty Henry Hoke (Critical Studies MFA 11)
On March 14, the ASCAP Foundation announced its list of 21 jazz composers who won the 2022 ASCAP Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award. Robert
The documentary feature More than Robots had its world premiere on March 14 at SXSW and is now available for streaming on Disney+. Directed by
On March 12, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) published its 2022 list for the “Top 10 Costume Design Schools in the US,” with CalArts among the
Jingqi Zhang, a BFA 3 Character Animation student in the CalArts School of Film/Video, recently won a $1,000 first prize for her five-minute animated film
On Saturday, March 19, the Los Angeles Opera presents two shows of CalArts alum Carla Lucero’s (Music BFA 86) The Three Women of Jerusalem (Las
the déjà vu, the latest book from Gabrielle Civil, a Black feminist performance artist, poet, and faculty in CalArts’ Creative Writing Program, was released in
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