Character Animation Student’s Graphic Essay Published in The Washington Post
A little more than two weeks ago, CalArts suspended classes in an effort to protect the community through safe social distancing practices. It’s been a stressful and anxious time for…
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CalArtians Honored at Ann Arbor Film Festival
Adapting to the current health crisis, the 58th Ann Arbor Film Festival screened as a free, live-streamed six-day event from Tuesday, March 24 to Sunday, March 29. This online version…
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always Available on April 3
Writer-director Eliza Hittman’s (Film/Video MFA 10) third feature Never Rarely Sometimes Always, a poignant drama about two teenage girls in rural Pennsylvania who seek help for an unintended pregnancy, is…
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What to Read While Quarantined
In our current climate of social distancing and quarantine, what better than a good book to help experience another reality for a while? We have compiled a list of written…
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EventApril 7, 2020
Opera Povera: Full Pink Moon A Live Stream Performance
On Tuesday, April 7, to mark the full pink moon, CalArts alum Sean Griffin’s (Music MFA 95) opera design and performance consortium Opera Povera is hosting a worldwide livestream performance…
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Harry Dodge Makes Connections in Genre-Defying New Book
“No genre can hold this book.” Writer Ben Lerner describes Harry Dodge’s My Meteorite: Or, Without the Random There Can Be No New Thing, which debuted on March 17, as…
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#Stayathome: CalArtian Films and Shows to Stream
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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