CalArts Student’s Cartoon Published in The Boston Globe
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Erin McDermott (@art_eries) on Apr 7, 2020 at 7:51pm PDT On Friday, April 10, readers of The Boston Globe saw the…
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EventApril 17, 2020
Writing Now Reading Series Goes Digital
On Friday, April 17, the Writing Now Reading Series introduces “Across Social Distance,” a literary marathon hosted by American performance artist, poet, and School of Critical Studies faculty Gabrielle Civil….
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CalArts Campus Scenes for Zoom Backgrounds
It’s been a little more than a month since the COVID-19 pandemic forced students, faculty and staff to leave CalArts and shelter at home. Many CalArtians have said how much…
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Listen to ExPop Quarantine Tunes from CalArts
Now that CalArts’ spring semester is underway, faculty and students are addressing the current COVID-19 quarantine era in creative ways, making art—as a salve for the soul or to help…
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CalArtians Among 2020 Guggenheim Fellows
On Wednesday (April 8), the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation announced the awarding of the prestigious 2020 Guggenheim Fellowships to 175 scholars, artists, and writers. Several CalArts alums and faculty were…
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Sublevel Magazine Releases Fourth Issue, Edge
In late March, literary magazine Sublevel celebrated the release of its fourth issue, Edge. This latest edition “explores what constitutes the pornographic today,” and grapples with the “inherent difficulty of…
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Ajay Kapur Speaks with Forbes About Open Sourcing in Music
Ajay Kapur, associate provost for Creative Technologies and faculty of The Herb Alpert School of Music, was interviewed in a recent Forbes article about the impact of open sourcing on…
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Condola Rashad Releases ‘Blue’ and Gives Back to the Big Apple
The news coming out of New York lately has been bleak, as the state and the city, in particular, struggle with an overwhelming number of cases of COVID-19. But even…
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Character Animation Student’s Graphic Essay Published in The Washington Post
A little more than two weeks ago, CalArts suspended classes in an effort to protect the community through safe social distancing practices. It’s been a stressful and anxious time for…
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CalArtians Honored at Ann Arbor Film Festival
Adapting to the current health crisis, the 58th Ann Arbor Film Festival screened as a free, live-streamed six-day event from Tuesday, March 24 to Sunday, March 29. This online version…
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