EventMarch 30, 2019
On Saturday (March 30) at 1 pm, Europa 222, a proof-of-concept short film written, directed and produced by DeJohn Cartier Taylor (Music BFA 20), with more than a dozen CalArtian…
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EventMarch 31, 2019
This month, interdisciplinary artist and CalArts alum Marsian De Lellis (Theater MFA 09) has been in residency at experimental theater and gallery Automata in Los Angeles’ Chinatown. Collaboratively offered by…
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Nataki Garrett, CalArts alum (Theater MFA 02) and former associate dean of the CalArts School of Theater, has been appointed the sixth artistic director of Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), one…
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EventMarch 13, 2019
On Wednesday (March 13), CalArts Center for New Performance and Duende CalArts present a special screening of the documentary Finding Shelter at The Sotomayor High School for Science and Art in Los…
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EventMarch 8, 2019
On Friday, March 8, Carrie Mae Weems (Art BFA 81) takes the stage at The Theatre at Ace Hotel to present Past Tense, a performance-based work combining music, text, projection…
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The Hollywood Reporter (THR) published its guide to the Top Ten Costume Design Schools for film and television on Monday (Feb. 18). The list features CalArts, as well as a shout out…
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EventFebruary 9, 2019
On Feb. 9, the Wild Art Group, founded by CalArts alum Allison M. Keating (Theater MFA 14), presents On Death, an experimental theater performance, at Pollution.tv Studios in Los Angeles. On…
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EventJanuary 30 - February 2, 2019
On Saturday, Feb. 2, CalArts’ Herb Alpert School of Music students Socks Whitmore (Music BFA 21) and Evan Johnson (Music BFA 21) debut their first full-length musical, “We Are Here,” at…
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EventJanuary 24 - 26, 2019
House of Voices, a symposium exploring ancestral voice practices, is taking place on the CalArts campus from Jan. 24-26 during Winter Session. The workshops are open to the Institute and…
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Black Monday, a new comedy series starring CalArts alum Don Cheadle (Theater BFA 86) along with Andrew Rannells and Regina Hall, premieres this Sunday (Jan. 20) on Showtime. The 10-episode series…
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