Poet, librettist, and former CalArts faculty Douglas Kearney (Critical Studies MFA 04) was recently named the recipient of OPERA America’s inaugural Campbell Opera Librettist Prize. The prize, conceived and funded…
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Love Language, a mixed-media installation by CalArts alum Zhuoyun (Yun) Chen (Film/Video MFA 17) was on view at Chicago’s Zhou B Art Center earlier this year. Her installation was part…
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Netflix delivers a crash course in American civics with its upcoming short-form animated childrens’ series We the People, created by Chris Nee (Doc McStuffins) and executive produced by Barack and…
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Despite not being held in-person, CalArts 2021 virtual graduation on May 14 was a special day of celebration for the community. The livestreamed event included remarks from CalArts leadership, including President…
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Saxophonist and composer James Brandon Lewis’ (Music MFA 10) and the Red Lily Quintet’s latest album Jesup Wagon (TAO Forms) has been featured by The New York Times, describing this…
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EventMay 27, 2021
On Thursday, May 27 at 5 pm PDT, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) presents “The Impact and Influence of Charles Gaines,” a virtual discussion between School of…
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EventMay 29, 2021
On Friday, May 29, the Colburn School in downtown L.A. presents Modern and Popular Music Jukebox, a virtual concert featuring CalArts student and multi-instrumentalist Maya Paredes (Music BFA 23). Paredes’…
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To prepare for the task of illustrating Bonnie Tsui’s newly released children’s book about the first woman to surf the massive waves at the Northern California surf break known as…
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The latest issue of The Pool (#9), CalArts’ alumnx/alumni magazine, is now online. The magazine shares the stories of fellow CalArtians and the work they’ve produced during an unforgettable, topsy-turvy year. …
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EventMay 22 - August 14, 2021
Contemporary art gallery ROSEGALLERY in Santa Monica, Calif. presents Into the Blue, a new group exhibition featuring works by School of Art faculty Jo Ann Callis and School of Film/Video…
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