The word "experiment" may often evoke images of scholars in white coats bent over books and beakers, solving hypotheses in laboratories. For UCLA alumna Christine Suarez, movement is her scientific method. Read more...
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February 25, 1:14 am
Alumna Christine Suarez to lead free Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions dance workshops in Hollywood
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February 22, 11:03 pm
Alumnus O’Brien-Lux works with deaf and other hearing actors to present “˜The Adventures of Pinocchio’ play
As a child, 2010 theater alumnus Colin O'Brien-Lux sat for hours in the Deaf West Theatre in North Hollywood, playing Minesweeper while his father worked as a producer on stage. Read more...
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Alumnus Colin O’Brien-Lux will perform in Deaf West Theatre’s production of “The Adventures of Pinocchio.” (courtesy of Colin O’Brien-Lux)
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February 22, 10:58 pm
Photography exhibit tells stories through trees at Getty Museum
In 1861, a bearded man named Galen Clark stood at the base of a giant sequoia tree in the Mariposa Grove and had his photograph taken by Carleton Watkins, a landscape photographer. Read more...
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Rhea Garen’s photograph “Treehouse, Freese Road” is among the works featured in the Getty’s photography exhibition “The Tree” through July 3. (Credit: The J. Paul Getty Museum)
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February 22, 3:03 am
Students, locals express support for Brit street artist Banksy, who has recently created murals through L.A.
There's a level of notoriety for an artist with first name recognition "“ Michelangelo, Raphael, Frida and more recently, Banksy. Read more...
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The Kinross Avenue mural by Banksy, nicknamed the “Crayola Shooter,” was vandalized.
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February 17, 11:55 pm
UCLA to put on French opera ‘Dialogues of the Carmelites’ at Schoenberg
On July 17, 1794, 16 Carmelite nuns paid the ultimate price for their faith during the Reign of Terror. Read more...
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Graduate music students Krystle Casey and Nick LaGesse perform “Dialogues of the Carmelites,” an opera based on the faithful sacrifice of nuns.
Courtesy of Henry Lim
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February 16, 12:32 am
GlobeMed to host Global Get Down cultural dance and a cappella competition show
It costs $40 to purchase a female goat and $50 for a male. Read more...
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Gidha for a Cause won the Global Get Down cultural dance and a cappella show last year, and will perform at the second annual competition today. (courtesy of Catherine Ni)
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February 16, 12:30 am
Fowler exhibit unmasks Benue River Valley arts of Nigeria
Behind the display case sit objects believed to have powerful healing abilities. Read more...
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The “Central Nigeria Unmasked: Arts of the Benue River Valley” exhibition opened at the Fowler Museum on Saturday and will be on display through July 24. (courtesy of Reed Hutchinson)