The Santa Barbara Museum of Art is this year’s recipient of the prestigious Alfred H. Barr Jr. Award for the catalogue for The Artful Recluse: Painting, Poetry, and Politics in Seventeenth-Century…
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Students from CalArts won second place at the Disney Imaginations Design Competition, an annual contest sponsored by Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI) which aims to increase participants’ practical knowledge of design….
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Spectra, a new compendium of works from the 2013 class of CalArts Graphic Design Program, makes its debut this weekend at the second annual LA Art Book Fair (Jan. 31-Feb….
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CalArts Program in Graphic Design student Amanda Lui (Art BFA 14) has always been interested in East Asian typography. This year, she deepened that interest, designing Types of Type, an iPad…
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Graphic design legend and educator Lou Danziger, who taught at Chouinard, CalArts, Harvard University–and continues to teach at his alma mater, Art Center College of Design–celebrated his 90th birthday on…
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CalArts is the focus of Idea Magazine’s feature “Suburban Lawns—A Look at CalArts Past and Present,” published in August. The Japan-based design magazine’s editor-in-chief, Kiyonori Muroga, along with CalArts alumnus Ian Lynam (Art…
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EventMay 16, 2013
Legendary graphic designer Ed Fella is retiring from CalArts, and the school is sending him off in style with a farewell party at the campus in Valencia, Calif., tonight (May…
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EventMay 9 - 17, 2013
Beginning tonight, the CalArts School of Art Graphic Design program presents its year-end exhibitions for BFA, MFA and Motion Graphics students. The MFA exhibition, titled INBOX, runs through May 16…
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by Michael Rogers Legendary graphic designer and CalArts faculty member Ed Fella presented his final lecture before he retires in May to a standing-room-only crowd of current and former students,…
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Artist, graphic designer and longtime CalArts faculty member Ed Fella retires from full-time teaching this year. (He says he’ll become an “exit-level” teacher.) In honor of his last official lecture—held…
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