Above: Music video for Maryama’s ‘Where the Mermaids Are.’ Update (10/26): Maryama’s music video for ‘Where the Mermaids Are‘ has been nominated for a 2017 Music California Video Award in…
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EventMarch 2 - 3, 2017
Above: Trailer for ‘Kolob.’ Choreographer Jodi Porter (Dance MFA 17) is premiering her thesis concert titled Kolob: An Exploration of Life After Death on Thursday (March 2) in the Sharon Disney…
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EventFebruary 17 - April 16, 2017
Marina Rosenfeld (Music-Art MFA 94), an accomplished artist and composer, created the work Deathstar for her first solo exhibition in Germany at the contemporary art institution Portikus in Frankfurt, which opened on Feb. 17….
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EventFebruary 17 - 25, 2017
CalArts’ School of Theater is in the midst of a new production helmed by guest artist and former CalArts faculty Roger Guenveur Smith with design by BFA students. The Hendrix Project…
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Above: Patrick Osborne’s ‘Pearl.’ A multitude of CalArtians were awarded for their accomplishments in animation during the 44th Annual Annie Awards ceremony held on Feb. 4 in Los Angeles. The…
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The magazine will have an annual print component and the first online issue will be released in February 2017.
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EventDecember 30 - January 7, 2017
Above: Trailer for ‘The Love Film.’ In today’s digital culture where streamlining, efficiency and effortlessness are valued most, Anna Biller (Film/Video MFA 93), the filmmaker behind, The Love Witch stands…
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CalArtians Steve Rusch (Music BFA 10) and Mischa Mandel (Music BFA 10) write and perform as the Los Angeles-based musical duo Lo/Hi. The pair became friends while studying at CalArts,…
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The newest album by renowned composer, musician and former faculty Wadada Leo Smith, America’s National Parks, is included in “The Best Albums of 2016” list published in The New York Times….
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EventDecember 3 - 26, 2016
CalArts alumna Ambar Navarro (Film/Video BFA 15) makes elaborate and eye-catching feminist art about our ever-evolving relationship with technology. The artist’s first solo show, Compare You To Me, opened Dec. 3 at Chinatown’s Leimin…
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