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UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Dean Michael Beckerman discusses sonic representations of Jewishness on and off screen.

Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cultures through a diverse event lineup.

A Bruin guide to this month’s most intriguing events at UCLA.

Meet the latest additions to the legion of UCLA recipients of a MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship — the most prestigious arts award in the nation.

Benjamin Freyinger and Andrew Holder created “Visage Brut,” which is on display at this year’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

Currently the interim dean, Popkin has provided UCLA Arts with steady leadership during a challenging time. He will begin his permanent tenure May 1.

A Bruin guide to this month’s most intriguing events at UCLA.

Theater-maker and UCLA professor Marike Splint often begins her work not with a script, but with a place.

All five nominees — including Kate Hawley, who went on to win — appeared at TFT’s annual panel.

Restorations, retrospectives and a biennial festival of preservation explore comedy, film history, experimental filmmaking and international storytelling.

UCLA ethnomusicologist Cheryl Keyes talks about the importance of the Delta blues in the horror film, which has been nominated for 16 Oscars.

The event is presented by UCLA’s Theater, Film and Television’s David C. Copley Center for the Study of Costume Design.

The joint initiative advances shared acquisitions and long-term stewardship for area artists.

The interactive exhibition is drawn from the department’s archives and is part of AUD's 60th anniversary programming series.

A curated selection of stories from across the UCLA campus spotlighting women’s voices, histories and research.

The Afrofuturism and horror film expert discusses the groundbreaking film’s sweeping take on race, memory and modern America.

Discussions about pioneering artists and a staged reimagining of Jane Austen’s “Emma” are among the month’s special programming on campus and beyond.

A Bruin guide to this month’s most intriguing events at UCLA.

The latest grants support creative research spanning migration histories, digital performance, environmental justice and community storytelling.

Fashion historian and Met curator Mellissa Huber will present a public talk revisiting the significant legacy of the mid-century designer.

Floridalma Boj Lopez’s new book reminds audiences that Maya are still here and are critical cultural producers.

A year into her tenure as the steward of one of the cultural jewels of the university, the director of the Hammer Museum at UCLA is bringing to her role a finely tuned global perspective and unbridled optimism.

She introduced students to the science underlying ancient materials and encouraged them to think like materials detectives.

Events honoring Black communities, resilience and creativity are taking place during the observance month on and around campus.

Michael Wellen has been named chief curator and Regan Pro will assume the newly created role of chief of learning, engagement and research.