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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By Nicholas Katzban / Special to 24700 Tim Belonax is a graphic artist whose style communicates on that commanding plane where text and linearity become an aesthetic all their own….
Continue reading »Renowned graphic designer, artist and educator Sheila de Bretteville, who founded the first design program for women at CalArts in 1971, returns to the Institute tonight (Monday, Nov. 19) for…
Continue reading »Designer, artist, skater and alumnus Michael Leon (Art BFA 99) returns to CalArts on Oct. 29 as a guest speaker for the Graphic Design Visiting Artist Lecture Series. Known for…
Continue reading »By Joseph Prichard/Special to 24700 Since its inception in 2005, nearly 200 posters have been designed and printed by CalArts graphic design students for the REDCAT poster series. The posters,…
Continue reading »Just one of the many highlights of CalArts’ spring semester is the Graphic Design program’s year-end exhibitions for BFA, MFA and Motion Graphics students. If __, then __, which opens…
Continue reading »One of the great traditions at CalArts is its print and poster culture: Look down almost any Institute hallway and find a number of examples calling attention to events and…
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