EventJune 26, 2020
Matthew Roitstein, associate principal flute of the Houston Symphony, rounds up his family—several of whom are CalArtian musicians—for a live online broadcast family concert on Friday, June 26 at 6…
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Late last month, Josephine Shetty (Music MFA 21), a student in CalArts’ Experimental Sound Practice program, released her latest single, “Exhausted” as Kohinoorgasm. A portmanteau of the Kohinoor diamond and…
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From July 1-Oct. 4, 2020, M+ Pavillion in Hong Kong, presents Shirley Tse: Stakes and Holders, a site-specific reframing of CalArts faculty Shirley Tse’s two installations, Negotiated Differences and Playcourt….
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EventJune 19, 2020
On Friday, June 19, join Academy Award-winning screenwriter and animator Jim Capobianco (Film/Video BFA 91) for “Happily Ever After Hours,” a free Q&A Zoom webinar hosted by The Walt Disney…
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When CalArts closed its campus in March due to Covid-19, students in the School of Theater’s Costume Design Program scattered across the country. Many were without sewing machines. By May,…
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EventJune 20 - August 23, 2020
Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Germany, presents Mapping the Collection, a virtual exhibition of American art from the 1960s and ‘70s. The exhibition, which runs from Saturday, June 20 to Sunday,…
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CalArts alum and current Syracuse University Artist in Residence Carrie Mae Weems (Art BFA 81) recently launched a new project, titled “Resist COVID Take 6,” which refers to social distancing…
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In May, filmmaker Mike Stoltz’s (Film/Video MFA 14) latest film, “Something to Touch That Is Not Ashes or Corruption or Dust,” was included in the feature article, “Seeking a Way…
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Earlier this spring, cellist Bryan Wilson (Music BFA 2011) released String Jams, a new book series for string instruments (violin, viola, and cello), available in both beginner and advanced editions….
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Circumstantial Pleasures, the latest film by CalArts School of Theater faculty Lewis Klahr had its world premiere on Feb. 29, 2020, at Light Industry in New York. Soon afterward, theaters…
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