We found this video (posted above) on the Whitney Biennial website. It features artist and CalArts faculty member Martin Kersels recreating “seminal moments of performance art” on a miniature model…
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CalArts Open Studios
Students from CalArts’ School of Art are hosting a pair of open studio events this weekend that showcase the works of both graduate and undergraduate artists from the Institute’s Art…
Continue reading »Bubble Wrap in the Main Gallery?
Earlier this week, we heard popping noises echoing throughout the Main Gallery and beyond. Firecrackers? A tap dance troupe? Nope. It was Tyler Calkin’s (Art MFA 11) installation: Egress.
Continue reading »Millie Wilson, Bari Ziperstein Open Solo Exhibits at Las Cienegas Projects This Week
Las Cienegas Projects, an artist-run curatorial project and gallery space in Los Angeles, opens three solo exhibits by artists Millie Wilson, a CalArts faculty member, Bari Ziperstein (Art MFA 04) …
Continue reading »Seen @CalArts: Ramak Fazel’s Generative Order Exhibit
Last week, 24700 wandered through the gallery spaces at CalArts and found that someone had set up an office in the L-Shape Gallery, complete with a computer, a printer, binders…
Continue reading »Citizen Divas on Women, Art and Social Justice at MOCA on Saturday
To celebrate the upcoming International Women’s Day, Christine Wertheim, chair of the MFA Writing Program at CalArts, and Nancy Buchanan, a faculty member of CalArts’ School of Film/Video, have organized…
Continue reading »Whitney Biennial 2010 Opens
A muted and understated 2010 Whitney Biennial opened last week in New York. Curators Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari assembled works that exemplified a cross-section of contemporary art production, rather…
Continue reading »American Indian Activist Russell Means to Lecture at CalArts on March 4
Activist Russell Means has been working tirelessly for more than 40 years to call attention to the plight of Native Americans. He’ll be giving a lecture at CalArts on Thursday…
Continue reading »Exhibit Showcases Billboards as Art in LA
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House in West Hollywood, Calif., has opened an ambitious urban project–How Many Billboards? Art In Stead–that features large-scale artwork by…
Continue reading »Anatomically Correct Art Show Opens at Miss Scarlet in the Parlor This Weekend
Miss Scarlet in the Parlor is a little gallery and store located in LA’s Echo Park, owned by a CalArts alumna Eliza Frye (Film/Video 09), also a current MFA student…
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