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Ann Telnaes Wins Second Pulitzer Prize

May 6, 2025

Yesterday (May 5), editorial cartoonist and former School of Film/Video faculty Ann Telnaes (Film/Video BFA 85) was awarded the 2025

The 2025 Next Words Reading Series Promises Poetry, Prose, and Mischief

May 1, 2025

Students in the 2025 MFA Creative Writing cohort celebrate the culmination of their studies with the annual capstone reading program,

From Scripted Spaces to Cinematic Illusions: Norman Klein Joins Back-to-Back LA Filmforum Programs

April 25, 2025

Critic, urban and media historian, and School of Critical Studies faculty Norman Klein joins the post-screening conversations of back-to-back Los

VoiceArts Students Envision Opera as Resistance in ‘DIVA EX MACHINA’

April 23, 2025

Not a tribute, but a takeover: Performers are empowered to reclaim their stories in DIVA EX MACHINA, an experimental student-led

CalArtians Named in 100th Class of Guggenheim Fellows

April 15, 2025

On Tuesday, April 15, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation celebrated its centennial with the announcement of the 2025 class

New Documentary Spotlights Groundbreaking Art Collective ASCO

April 11, 2025

Director Travis Gutiérrez Senger documents 15 years of ASCO, the groundbreaking East Los Angeles-based Chicano art collective, in his latest

I Would’ve Been Happy: Jordan Wong’s REEF Solo Show

May 5, 2023

CalArts alum and current REEF resident artist Jordan Wong (Film/Video MFA 20) presents recently finished works in the solo show, I Would’ve Been Happy, running

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CalArtians Nominated for 2023 Tony Awards

May 3, 2023

On Tuesday, May 2, the Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing announced the nominees for the 76th Tony Awards, with a CalArts alum and

Creative Writing MFAs Host 2023 Next Words Reading Series and Showcase

April 21, 2023

The 2023 cohort of the School of Critical Studies’ MFA Creative Writing Program will showcase its diverse range of writing in the 2023 edition of

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Automated: Automata Presents Ray Chang’s Kinetic Sculpture Installation

April 19, 2023

Downtown Los Angeles-based experimental performance venue Automata presents Ray Chang’s (Film/Video MFA 20) kinetic sculpture installation Automated. The three-day exhibition opens with a reception on Friday,

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CalArts’ Graphic Design Scores High in Animation Career Review’s 2023 Rankings

April 18, 2023

Animation Career Review, an online resource site for those researching careers in animation, game design, graphic design, digital art, and related fields, has recognized the

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Tom Lawson Discusses SoCal Art of the ’80s and ’90s at Laguna Art Museum

April 14, 2023

On Saturday, April 15, School of Art faculty and former dean Tom Lawson joins an artist panel (and pizza party) at the Laguna Art Museum

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CalArtians Perform at 2023 HEAR NOW Music Festival

April 13, 2023

CalArts alums, current students, and faculty perform at the 2023 HEAR NOW Music Festival, running Thursday, April 13 through Sunday, April 16 in the Main

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CalArtians Named 2023 Guggenheim Fellows

April 11, 2023

Last week, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced the 2023 Guggenheim Fellows, with CalArts alums and faculty recognized in various Creative Arts categories. This

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Jacqueline Wright Stars in Paul Sands’ The Pilot Who Crashed the Party

April 8, 2023

CalArts alum Jacqueline Wright (Theater BFA 91) stars in Tony Award-winning actor and Second City alum Paul Sand’s new play The Pilot Who Crashed the

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Dance, Theater, and Activism Collide in Lemi Ponifasio’s Amor a la Muerte

April 4, 2023

Pioneering Samoan director, designer, and choreographer Lemi Ponifasio brings dance, theater, and activism to the stage with Amor a la muerte (Love to Death), an

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