The 51st Annual Ann Arbor Film Festival jurors—filmmakers Kevin Jerome Everson, Marcin Gizycki and Laida Lertxundi (Film/Video MFA 07)—announced the festival’s award recipients on Sunday evening. Seven CalArtians were recognized for…
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EventMarch 27, 2013
The city of Santa Clarita’s Cultural Landscape Initiative presents a talk by filmmaker and CalArts alumnus Fabian Euresti (Film/Video MFA 10) on Wednesday (March 27) at the Old Town Newhall…
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Since Jan. 1, 2009, CalArts alum Jonathan Mann (Critical Studies MFA 06) has written 1,545 songs. The prolific, Brooklyn-based songwriter crafts a song each day with an accompanying video and posts…
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CaArts alumnus Jory Prum (Music, Film/Video BFA 97), a recording engineer based in Fairfax, Calif., specializes in dialogue, foley (reproduction of everyday sounds) and sound design and mixing for video games….
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Unrequited love and nicotine fits abound in Iggy Woo, the new play by CalArts’ Head of Writing for Performance Alice Tuan. She will be reading from the play this Sunday…
Continue reading »[nggallery id=351] by Michael Rogers Actor Jack Black threatened to perform a postmodern interpretive dance; film and TV star Tim Allen assumed his Buzz Lightyear persona from Toy Story; and…
Continue reading »Final Machine, a three-channel video and architectural installation created by CalArts Dean of Critical Studies Amanda Beech, is on view at the Lanchester Gallery Projects in the UK until March…
Continue reading »The 51st annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which runs March 19-24 in Michigan, features more than 200 films, videos and performances from artists from all over the world. As the…
Continue reading »Along with fellow CalArts’ School of Theater alumnae Alison Brie (Community) and Cecily Strong (Saturday Night Live) Eliza Coupe is making a splash in the world of comedy. She stars…
Continue reading »On Friday (March 15), the West Hollywood Aesthetics and Politics (WHAP!) series continues its Spring 2013 lineup of events with a screening of Critical Studies faculty member Ken Ehrlich’s documentary La Huelga at the…
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