For the first time ever, Disney XD broadcast a short film created by a student—a CalArts’ student—on its television network. The cable channel first aired Yonatan Tal‘s (Film/Video BFA 17) Nightmare in…
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The 56th Ann Arbor Film Festival, held earlier this month (March 20-25) in Ann Arbor, Michigan, honored several CalArtians with filmmaker awards. Festival winners include: CalArts alumnus Yanyu Dong (Film/Video MFA 17)…
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Just a few miles from Beverly Hills and Hollywood, the unincorporated towns of South Los Angeles may lack the recognizable identities of the iconic cities to their north. Yet, the…
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On Feb. 23, Cartoon Network premiered the animated buddy comedy Apple & Onion on Adult Swim. The limited 10-episode series follows the characters of Apple and Onion as they independently move into the…
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On Sunday, March 25, East of Borneo, a contemporary online art journal supported by CalArts School of Art, and LACMA present the fifth annual Art + Feminism meetup, a global do-it-yourself…
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CalArts alum Lauren Elizabeth Baba was profiled by Downbeat magazine for its March 2018 issue, in which she spoke of her time at CalArts, as well as the release of her latest album,…
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EventMarch 22 - 25, 2018
The only full-scale international animation festival in the United States makes its return this month. The third annual GLAS Animation Festival takes place in Berkeley, Calif., beginning Thursday (March 22) through…
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EventMarch 23, 2018
On Friday (March 23), CalArts alum Travis Wilkerson’s (Film/Video MFA 01) latest documentary, Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun? screens at CalArts’ Bijou theater. Described by the New York Times…
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EventMarch 4 - September 3, 2018
Visual artist Lauren Halsey (Art BFA 12) is in residence at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA) this spring. Every other week, on alternating Fridays and Saturdays, Halsey…
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EventMarch 23 - 24, 2018
Marking the 50th anniversary of one of the first computer-generated poems and the “house” it inspired, CalArts celebrates Fluxus artist Alison Knowles’ seminal project, House of Dust, with Reframing the House…
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