EventAugust 8, 2020
On Saturday (Aug. 8), the Artists in (R)evolution Collective presents Session 5: Native America, featuring Eve-Lauryn Little Shell LaFountain (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) (Film/Video-Art MFA 14), who will be joined by…
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Writer and School of Critical Studies faculty Brian Evenson has been named the winner of a 2019 Shirley Jackson Award for his short horror fiction book Song for the Unraveling…
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Emerson Whitney (Critical Studies MFA 14) (they/them) shares a gripping exploration of childhood, causality, and the body in their first prose book Heaven (McSweeney’s Publishing). The book diarizes Whitney’s resolve…
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ReleaseAugust 1, 2020
On Saturday (Aug. 1), Hooray, What A Day!/¡Viva,Qué Día!, a bilingual children’s book by nonbinary artist Molly Allis (Music/IM MFA 14) was officially released. The uplifting story about identity, self-esteem,…
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Limitations of space and communication are challenged in Space to Space, a spring 2020 virtual exhibition by CalArts Center for Integrated Media (CIM). The exhibition title is inspired by a…
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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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CalArtians earned more than a dozen nominations for the 72nd Emmy Awards when they were announced via livestream Tuesday morning (July 28) by presenters Josh Gad, Tatiana Maslany, and Laverne…
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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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