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
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)
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)
The UCLA Arts Party is back for a second year, featuring the same trio of Westwood art havens. Read more...
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UCLA world arts and culture students perform at last year’s UCLA Arts Party while wearing costumes from designer Nick Cave’s “Soundsuits” gallery.
(Courtesy: Reed Hutchinson)
"There are some who will not marry, and there are some who do not marry." Read more...
Third-year art student Mike Russell can finally access his record player now that his large work of art, "Untitled Bible Study #1" is in the New Wight Gallery rather than his room. Read more...
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Economics Professor Hugo Hopenhayn and Estela Hopenhayn, California Social Science Experimental Laboratory manager, admire “Untitled Bible Study #1.”
After visiting a museum in Rwanda and seeing photos of dead child soldiers, Deborah Asiimwe was haunted by their spirits and started to wonder who these children were and what their lives were like. Read more...
