School of Art

Currently on view at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) in Los Angeles is the Heritage X exhibition, featuring work by four influential Japanese American artists: Nob Hadeishi (Chouinard 71), Sawako Shintani (Chouinard 68), former Chouinard and CalArts faculty member...

As the three ceremonies for the 2021 Creative Arts Emmy Awards drew to a close over the weekend, CalArtians Genndy Tartakovsky (Film/Video 92), Hal Hickel (Film/Video 83), David Krentz (Film/Video BFA 93), and Scott Ulrich (Art BFA 94) took home awards in both regular and juried categories.

This weekend, the historic Battery Leary-Merriam landmark in Los Angeles will be taken over by the CalArtian-founded Other Places art fair (OPaf) 2021, a two-day outdoor showcase of experimental contemporary art venues and organizations from Los Angeles and beyond. OPaf was founded in 2018...

Contemporary art gallery Luis De Jesus Los Angeles presents Karla Diaz’s (Critical Studies MFA 04) exhibition Insomnia, running from Saturday, Sept. 4 to Saturday, Oct. 30. Diaz’s exhibition, which will be her first solo show with the gallery, represents a year of insomnia. A stroke...

Congrats to the following #Emmy winners in these respective juried award categories! We’ll announce even more winners right here on Twitter on Sept. 11-12, then tune-in to watch the Creative Arts #Emmys on Saturday, Sept. 18 at 8pm ET/PT on @FXXNetwork. #Emmys2021 pic.twitter.com/2pBLA1dWAV—...

As the CalArts 2021 MFA postgraduate project re:connections wraps the exhibition segment at Tin Flats in Los Angeles, the cohort releases two new publications: an exhibition catalog and book. The exhibition catalog is a 24-page saddle-stitched publication designed by Aimée Dopa (Art...

Sculptor, installation artist, and CalArts alumna Kaari Upson (Art BFA 04, MFA 07), heralded by The New York Times as “one of the most significant artists to emerge from the vibrant Los Angeles art scene this century,” passed away after a battle with cancer on Wednesday, Aug. 18 in New York...