The 90th Academy Awards ceremony was held in Hollywood on Sunday night, and three films with CalArtians in key roles won Oscars: Coco, Dear Basketball and The Silent Child. Coco,…
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The College Art Association, (CAA), holds an annual international conference each year in major cities throughout the United States, at which academics, artists and professionals in the visual arts convene…
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EventMarch 2, 2018
Los Angeles’ 2018 MicroFest, an annual concert series celebrating microtonal music, runs from March 2-June 16, with 15 premieres this season. Violin duo falcone | cubarsi (Madeline Falcone (Music MFA…
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EventFebruary 26 - March 2, 2018
Imagining Tellus #28: Heard in LA, a collection of experimental music that features a number of CalArts faculty and alumni, is on exhibit this week (Feb. 26-March 2) in the…
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On Feb. 20, former CalArts composition faculty and alum Barry Schrader (Music MFA 71) made his return to campus as a guest speaker of the Women in Electronic Music lecture series. The…
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Last Monday (Feb. 19), The Hollywood Reporter (THR) published a guide to the 10 best schools for learning costume design, from coast to coast—and across the pond—with CalArts named among them….
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The 90th annual Academy Awards take place this weekend, and one of the nominated short films has a CalArts connection. The Silent Child, directed by Chris Overton, is up for Best Live Action…
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‘Tis the season for trophies in Los Angeles–and earlier this month (Feb. 3), the 45th Annie Awards presented a number of CalArtians with awards for their achievements in animation. The…
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EventFebruary 24, 2018
Spring 2018 is an exciting time for composer, sound artist and CalArts alumna Ellen Reid (Music MFA 11) as two of her works make their debut with the Los Angeles…
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EventFebruary 22 - 24, 2018
Los Angeles-based artist Edgar Arceneaux (Art MFA 01) brings his award-winning and critically acclaimed theatrical work Until, Until, Until… to the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) in San…
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