EventSeptember 8 - October 20, 2013
The New York City gallery Brennan & Griffin presents CalArts alumnus Naotaka Hiro’s (Film/Video MFA 00) latest solo exhibition, Pit & Log. Hiro, born in Japan and based in Los Angeles,…
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EventSeptember 29 - January 12, 2014
On Sunday (Sept. 29), the Hammer Museum in Westwood opens Monograph, a retrospective of CalArts alumnus James Welling’s (Art BFA 72, MFA 74) photography. This is the only West Coast venue for…
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On Saturday (Sept. 28), Glow Santa Monica—the all-night festival that re-imagines Santa Monica Beach as a playground for site-specific art—is back. The nocturnal event that has drawn crowds of up…
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This weekend marks the final chance to see CalArts’ Center for New Performance (CNP) production of Prometheus Bound at the Getty Villa in Malibu. Since its opening earlier this month, the critical…
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Every year, the MacArthur Fellows Program, or the “Genius Award” as it is often called, grants an unrestricted amount of $625,000 over five years to men and women who have…
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EventSeptember 29, 2013
On Sept. 29 at the Human Resources gallery in Chinatown, Pack Projects, an art-music collective based in New York City and Los Angeles, releases its latest project: a compilation LP,…
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One of the features in the latest issue of Vogue magazine focuses on Hedi Slimane, the controversial creative director at the house of Saint Laurent Paris. Vogue asserts that Slimane…
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On Sept. 16, Ebony magazine posted a photo gallery online—Jazz Ain’t Dead: 7 Young Players to Watch—featuring jazz musicians 30 and younger. Music critic Miles Marshall Lewis, who selected the musicians, wrote…
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Nelson Carlo De Los Santos Arias (Film/Video MFA 14), a Dominican Republic-born filmmaker, was recently awarded a residency to develop a film in both Spain and France. For the past…
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EventSeptember 24 - October 1, 2013
REDCAT, CalArts and Center Theatre Group (CTG) turn Downtown Los Angeles into a hotbed for contemporary theater with the Radar L.A. festival, which officially runs from Sept. 24 through Oct….
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