EventJuly 29, 2020
To welcome and connect with new and returning students, The Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts presents a virtual concert on Wednesday, July 29, at 6 pm PT. Faculty…
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Editor’s note (7/26/2021): We just learned that Angel Herrera (Theater MFA 12) was also nominated for a 2020 Emmy for Outstanding Production Design for a Variety Special for the 77th…
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Tommaso Frangini’s (Film/Video MFA 20) thesis film Finis Terrae will compete as part of the Settimana Internazionale della Critica (International Film Critics’ Week) section at the upcoming 77th Venice International…
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Musical band The Neuroses recently released Hope For Somewhere Better, the first single from their untitled second album. Written by current CalArts student Joshua Elza Breen-Tucci (Music MFA 21), the…
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Director and playwright Monty Cole (Theater MFA 19) discussed his in-progress play Black Like Me in a recent interview with interactive, artist-led platform Rescripted. Black Like Me is based on…
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EventJuly 18, 2020
On Saturday, July 18, Los Angeles-based internet radio station dublab is presenting Instrumental, a concert-length composition by CalArts alum Coleman Zurkowski (Music MFA 14). The program airs on dublab’s website…
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Playwright and CalArts alum Virginia Grise (Theater MFA 09) has been named the resident playwright of the transformative Latinx Cara Mía Theatre (CMT), a nonprofit community organization based in Dallas….
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Slanted, a German biannual print magazine, dedicates each issue to the art and design of a particular city or country. For its summer/autumn 2020 release, edited and curated by graphic…
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“I’ll Be There for You,” better known as the Friends theme song, is a renowned earworm. The music, the lyrics, and those famous handclaps get stuck on the brain long…
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EventJuly 31, 2020
Catch the latest in The Soraya’s online performance series with a screening of This is Me: Letters from the Front Lines, a dance film by DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion…
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