CalArts Events

Exhibition: 2/18-3/1, 12 PM-6 PM
Performances: 2/24-2/25 & 2/27-2/28, 8 PM; 3/1, 3 PM

Multimedia artist Matana Roberts presents an immersive sound and image installation shaped by cyclical forms, mediated space, tonal atmospheres, and layered visual fields. Read more...

Soaring vocal artist Carmina Escobar presents Our Voice Is Not at the End of Anything, a spiral-structured opera in gesture and sound that reimagines voice as force, friction, and breath. Read more...

Guillermo E. Brown presents a triptych of performative strategies, playing with and about time inside a maximalist, roulette-like approach. Read more...

A concert featuring 6 compositions of Woody Mo from 2023 to 2026.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is the largest museum in the world devoted to moviemaking arts, sciences, and artists. Read more...

Institute vans depart at 9am

Songs for the Tides is a reflective mid-residence recital featuring VoiceArts MFA, Alisha Torrealba Erao.

Music technologist and educator Philip Meyer visits MFOR-106-01/506-01 Creative Technology Forum!

Performer/Composer Forum 

Julie Bour’s visiting artist lecture explores interdisciplinary approaches to movement, sound, and the body–instrument relationship through works by Xavier Leroy, Noé Soulier, and her current collaborations; the lecture concludes with a Q&A.

OPEN TO THE INSTITUTE

School of Film/Video Experimental Animation Visiting Artists (EAVA) Series invites Roy & Arturo Ambriz brothers!

Jazz combo playing new standards from artists like Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, Julian Lage, and more!

Learn strategies for making the most of business cards or their digital alternatives. Experiment with QR codes, LinkTree, and more.

This eagerly anticipated opera revival transports you to Ancient Egypt in Philip Glass’s enthralling portrait of a trailblazing pharaoh. Director Phelim McDermott revives his visually arresting production, replete with soaring acrobats, astonishing jugglers, and towering sets. Read more...

Institute vans depart at 4:45pm

DMA second-year recital performance focusing on blending interdisciplinary, and new technological approaches, and questions the relationship between movement, sound, semantics, and narratives.

Visit CLW’s pop-up information/advising table to learn more about employers, perks, strategies, opportunities, and preparation for the upcoming CalArts Career Fair.

Armenian-swiss-danish-american-ashkenazi-mexican Jazz. Risk taking as the center of the musicians improvisational practice, the trio ” SYZYGY ” weaves their repertoire together with no pre-existing order creating a new web for every performance.