arts

Graduating students’ artistic achievements are recognized by the Chancellor’s Council on the Arts.

The new UCLA Berry Gordy Music Industry Center brings the music mogul’s commitment to artistic excellence and social justice to campus.

Justin C.M. Brown’s career change blends research and art with a unique look at Westwood’s campus.

The UCLA alumna and celebrated poet discusses her writing journey and offers advice for aspiring authors.

Professor Cheryl Keyes invites everyone to join UCLA’s inaugural campus prelude celebration on June 5 at Royce Hall.

Projects centered on Joshua trees and Juneteenth are among those receiving funding through the program, which fosters arts and arts-related scholarship.

Screenings are free at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum between June 14 and 30.

Part 2 of UCLA’s Hollywood Diversity Report on film studies the state of streaming as the industry looks to contract.

UCLA Arts and UCLA Film & Television Archive bring seven projects to “Art & Science Collide” from July through May 2025.

The center will enrich the school’s music industry bachelor’s program with initiatives designed to support students as they pursue their careers.

“Grand Theft Eco” considers the city’s environmental future, along with economic and social justice issues.

The animated short was conceived and brought to fruition by Michael Emmerich, director of the Yanai Initiative.

Could practices adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic point the way to new audiences and more reliable funding?

The Mellon Foundation invests $1 million in a UCLA cultural conservation program that’s helped increase diversity in the field.

‘Poor Things’ winner Holly Waddington, 5 other nominees joined annual ‘Sketch to Screen’ panel.

In addition, how doctoral student AJ Addae is opening doors for people of color in cosmetics research, and the impact of AI on the academy.

People of color also hit historic highs while women drop in key jobs, according to UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report.

From conferences to art making, explore events across campus that represent the diverse experiences, leadership and research of women.

The 21st edition of the biennial event, at the Hammer Museum’s Billy Wilder Theater, is free.

Six faculty members and researchers are conducting projects from Botswana to Japan, expanding and deepening the university’s global engagement.

The items from the museum’s collections were personally handed over to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asante king, in Ghana on Feb. 5.

Join Bruins across campus for public performances, art and discussions happening this month.

The UCLA-presented series will include stops in Chicago, L.A., New York, Tokyo and Washington, D.C.

Could the common story that the Irish writer and bon vivant died of syphilis be wrong?

Kunzle’s academic scholarship covered a variety of subjects, from cartoons, political art and Latin America to fashion history.