EventJanuary 9 - February 8, 2014
Tonight (Jan. 9) the UC Irvine University Art Gallery opens a solo exhibition by artist Victoria Fu (Art MFA 05), one of the many CalArts alumni who were recently tapped to show in the 2014…
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EventJanuary 8 - April 20, 2014
CalArts alumna Kerstin Hovland (Film/Video MFA 12) and School of Film/Video faculty member and alumnus Emery Martin (Film/Video BFA 08) teamed up with artist Charles Long to code and help video design two of…
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The accolades continue for CalArts alumna composer Julia Holter’s (Music/IM MFA 09) 2013 album, Loud City Song. The monthly non-mainstream music magazine, The Wire, recently listed the record as #1 of its Top 50 Releases of…
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On Dec. 5, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences announced the 56th Annual Grammy Awards nominations. Nominees for the yearly award recognizing outstanding achievement in the music industry…
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Late last month, Asian Correspondent, an English news site covering all of the Asia Pacific region and South Asia, released a list of Top 10 Drama Schools that best “prepare students for professional acting careers.” Among the…
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As each year draws to a close, it officially becomes “Best of…” list season. On Monday (Dec. 9), The New Yorker pop music critic Sasha Frere-Jones posted a list of…
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EventDecember 13 - 15, 2013
This weekend (Dec. 13-15), CalArts School of Theater alumnus Christopher Hampton (Theater BFA 10) debuts his first full-length play at the Attic Theatre in Los Angeles. Titled Cracking Zeus, the play…
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EventDecember 9, 2013
For one night only on Monday (Dec. 9), Los Angeles theater company The Speakeasy Society presents its latest theater production, Ebenezer: An Immersive Christmas Carol. The show based on the Charles…
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EventDecember 3, 2013
Tonight (Dec. 3), the Los Angeles Philharmonic New Music Group, conducted by veteran composer John Adams, opens the Green Umbrella Concert Season with a program titled L.A. Now: New Angeleno Composers at Disney Hall….
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EventDecember 3, 2013
One hundred years ago this year, Futurist and Italian experimental composer Luigi Russolo (1883-1947) wrote his manifesto, The Art of Noise, signaling the beginning of an aesthetic that would influence…
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