EventJanuary 20, 2020
On Monday, Jan. 20, Film at REDCAT presents Homage to Suzan Pitt, a special screening featuring many of the late experimental animator’s most important films. The program includes Asparagus (1979),…
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Visionary animator, painter and longtime CalArts School of Film/Video faculty member Suzan Pitt passed away June 16 in New Mexico. She was 75. Pitt, a Kansas City native, graduated with…
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EventMarch 6, 2017
Suzan Pitt, award-winning artist, filmmaker and CalArts School of Film/Video faculty, is scheduled to screen a career-spanning selection of her work at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) on Monday (March…
Continue reading »The 51st annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which runs March 19-24 in Michigan, features more than 200 films, videos and performances from artists from all over the world. As the…
Continue reading »Last week, the School of Film/Video’s visiting artist series, Structuring Strategies, kicked off its 2012-2013 season. The screening and analysis class, which is open to the public, allows members of…
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While our travel and activities are restricted amid the coronavirus crisis, there are still plenty of ways to let our minds and imaginations roam free. To help you discover new…
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In the wake of a call to be woke, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is continuing their efforts towards gender and racial equality. Yesterday (June 25), the…
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This fall, School of Film/Video Experimental Animation Program faculty Maureen Selwood curated programs of animated films for three international festivals in India, Argentina and Cuba. The showcases have included films by…
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The 51st Annual Ann Arbor Film Festival jurors—filmmakers Kevin Jerome Everson, Marcin Gizycki and Laida Lertxundi (Film/Video MFA 07)—announced the festival’s award recipients on Sunday evening. Seven CalArtians were recognized for…
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EventSeptember 26 - December 5, 2020
View this post on Instagram “Nearby, The White House II, spans a 40’ wall, reimagining a national icon currently imbued with much real, do or die anxiety and imperatives for…
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