In light of hip-hop appreciation month, CAC’s Hip Hop Congress invites writer King Cre8 to introduce UCLA students to the art of style writing as a creative release. More »
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Letterpress Lives On
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February 19, 12:30 am
In a world ruled by fast-paced technology, one place continues to thrive in the past. The UCLA Letterpress Laboratory at the Broad Art Center provides a class that gives students a hands-on opportunity to learn the age-old art of typesetting. Students can create unique prints while connecting back to this antique art form. Watch to explore this compact yet quaint room that has more creativity lining its walls than it has square footage.
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February 12, 2:00 am
Street Art for the Community
Hanging from a fence in the abandoned lot across from In-N-Out Burger, an intricate collage of black-and-white ink drawings forms a bird with a cardboard cutout reading a single word: love. More »
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February 6, 12:00 am
Video: Friendly paws visit Reagan patients
Ellen Morrow, a volunteer for UCLA’s People-Animal Connection (PAC) Program, and her golden doodle, Charley, are one of many pet-and-owner duos who go to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center every two weeks to brighten up a patient’s day. More »
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February 5, 1:17 am
50 years of handcrafted jewelry
“I have an appreciation for jewelry, not only as adornment but as objects of art and beauty,” said Muriel Chastanet, owner of a family-run business in Westwood that shares her name. More »
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January 31, 12:00 am
Video: Project Fatherhood facilitates dialogue
“Bringing males of color together, that in itself is a huge accomplishment,” said Timothy McDaniel, a member of Project Fatherhood. Project Fatherhood, which takes place at the Jordan Downs Community Center in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, is a multifaceted parenting program that benefits from its collaborations with Dr. More »
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January 31, 12:00 am
Video: Caffe Luxxe: where coffee and community meet
“Well my major at UCLA was political science. I’m not actually quite sure how it would connect, so I’d kind of be making something up,” laughs UCLA alum Gary Chau. More »