A new restoration of The Bloody Child (1996) by independent filmmaker and CalArts faculty Nina Menkes has its worldwide premiere…
New Restoration of Nina Menkes’ The Bloody Child to Screen at 2021 New York Film Festival
Archive Category: Events
Happenings at CalArts as well as events around the world that feature our students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Mark Bradford Exhibition Inaugurates Hauser & Wirth Menorca
Mark Bradford’s (Art BFA 95, MFA 97) exhibition Masses and Movements, the artist’s first exhibition in Spain, inaugurates contemporary art…
CalArtians Perform in The Tempest at Griffith Park Shakespeare Festival
The Independent Shakespeare Company of Los Angeles (ISCLA) presents free performances of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, running now until Sunday,…
CalArtians at 2021 Outfest LA Film Festival
Outfest LA Film Festival, the world’s foremost organization for promoting LGBTQ cinema, returns for its 39th edition after a nearly…
The Last, Best Small Town: New Play By John Guerra at the Theatricum Botanicum
Witness a story of identity, transformation, and loss in the early 2000s in John Guerra’s (Theater MFA 15) The Last,…
I Hear So Extremely Loud: CalArtian’s Production Offers New Look at Trauma
I Hear So Extremely Loud, a gripping one-person show written and performed by Ava Hase (Theater BFA 23), will premiere…
re:connections: Art MFAs Present 2021 Postgraduate Exhibition
After nearly two years apart, 2021 MFA graduates of the School of Art present their postgraduate exhibition re:connections, running from…
Mythic Imagination and the Actor: Marissa Chibás Shares New Approaches to Actor Training in Latest Book
School of Theater faculty and director of Duende CalArts Marissa Chibás offers new perspectives on contemporary actor training in her…
CalArts Dance Film Screens at Mobile Dance Film Festival
On Saturday, July 31, the Mobile Dance Film Festival in New York City presents Swell, a short film by CalArts…
Affection Artifacts: 2021 BFA Graduation Show
The culmination of the academic year at CalArts is normally marked by a multitude of thesis exhibitions filling the galleries…
