CalArts Campus Life

Join these departments every Wednesday on zoom from 12-1pm.

Music zooms every Monday from 1-2pm. Come and ask questions!

Have Questions?? Please join these zooms that are held weekly to get your answers!! See you there.

Dance school speed meeting next Wednesday, October 5th from 1-2pm & 4-5pm.

Art school speed meeting coming Monday, October 5th from 10-11am & 4-5pm. See you there!!

Hey Calartians, are you wanting to meet your peers, faculty and staff in your program?!?! Join us for speed meetings, a quick and easy way to meet fun folks in your school!!

Join CalArts tonight for the second round of thurs.night! Between 6-9 pm PDT, the site will be live, showcasing artwork, live screenings, and art-making Zoom sessions. Event highlights include: The Garden at the End of the World, a group show from Kaucyila Brooke’s class; The Physical Body in Performance, a class film from the School of Theater; Cyberpunk Vehicle Renderings by Meisen Hu; a live collage session with CalArts Collage Association (lovingly known as CACA); and Ap...ollo, Apollo!, a film by Max Harper. thurs.night returns with a new weekly program through June 25. https://thurs.night.calarts.edu/

We’re only one week away from CalArts’ first-ever Virtual Graduation Ceremony! Mark your calendar for Friday, May 15, at 6 pm PDT. The Virtual Graduation Ceremony will be live-streamed on our website: calarts.edu/graduation. The entire CalArts community, especially our alumni, have gone to great lengths to make this virtual graduation a fun-filled and meaningful event! ... And please note that in case you can’t make it, the Virtual Graduation Ceremony will be available as a "video-on-demand" after the livestream event!

Virtual Graduation Ceremony: May 15th at 6 pm Virtual CalArts Expo 2020: Launches May 15 Live Graduation Celebration during CalArts Weekend: Oct. 15-18, 2020... More information will be sent via email and posted to the graduation webpage calarts.edu/graduation Congratulations Class of 2020!

Dear CalArts Community, We are pleased to announce that Compassyour new fast and easy connection to employers, internships, on-campus opportunities, workshops, advising, and moreis now live! All current students will automatically have their Compass accounts created on their behalf. Commonspace will remain active and accessible to all users until its termination on Thursday, April 30. The transition from Commonspace to Compass means that any portfolio items in your profile will be deleted upon the closing of this account. We strongly encourage you to download your content from Commonspace before April 30.

CCI Response to coronavirus (COVID-19) CCI is carefully monitoring the rapidly evolving status of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and are following the recommended practices prescribed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to take every precaution to prioritize community well-being. We encourage everyone to take standard precautions outlined by the World Health Organization, including hand washing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home if you are ill. We ...are monitoring local, state, and federal updates and recommendations daily. At this time, we are temporarily postponing our in-person workshops, and moving those that we can onto online platforms. Check cciarts.org for event-specific information. While our offices are closed, our dedicated staff will be working remotely to assist you with your questions. Should you need assistance, please email [email protected] and a CCI staff person will respond as quickly as possible.

The San Francisco Arts & Artists Relief Fund was launched to mitigate COVID-19 related financial losses that San Francisco artists and small to mid-size arts and culture organizations have suffered. Individuals (artists, teaching artists, cultural producers, etc.) may apply for up to $2,000 and use the award however they see fit. Awards to organizations (501c3 nonprofits, fiscally sponsored organizations, collectives and mutual aid societies of artists, artist cooperatives, c...ultural land trusts, etc.) will range up to $25,000 and will be scaled based on budget size, up to $2 million. These general operating grants may be used to pay rent and salaries, to retain employees, and to help keep artists and organizations in San Francisco. Applications are now open and will be accepted on a rolling basis. LEARN MORE AND APPLY https://www.cciarts.org/EmergencyRelief.htm