UCLA Department of Art

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition #: Lindsay Quintanilla Untitled, 2020 Oil & Chalk Pastel 12 inches x 16 inches... Untitled, 2019 Oil on Canvas 16 inches x 20 inches Untitled, 2019 Oil on Canvas 36 inches x 48 inches @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Alistair Maskell Redshift_Pb, 2020, pitfired ceramic, LA River water taken from point directly south of the Exide plant (some 100 feet away), projected image of a plate Edwin Hubble took of the Andromeda Galaxy with the 100 inch Hooker telescope in 1923 Read more about this project from the artist at the link in our bio @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Michelle Jihyon Kim @michellejihyon South Central Spiral Jetty, 2019, oil on canvas, 20x16 in.; Be A Better Man I, 2020, B&W film negative; Be A Better Man ll, 2020, B&W film negative @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Malaya Johnson @alwaysinwaiting Sometimes I Speak With My Father’s Voice, 2020, video, 3:16 Watch the entire video at https://exhibitions.art.ucla.edu/2020scholarship/ @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Alberto Keossian @albertokeossian 42,000 Steps Home: For on This Day, We Bury You, 2020, performance (documentation), 10:30:00. View the video documentation at https://exhibitions.art.ucla.edu/2020scholarship/ @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Isabella Flags on the Ceiling, 2020, watercolor, graphite, on paper, 11 x 7.5 Plant reaching towards the window, 2020, watercolor, graphite on paper, 11 x 7.5 File cabinet and Guitar’ 2020, watercolor, graphite, on paper, 11 x 7.5 @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Salix Hjerrild @salixsalixsalix Trans Kids Olny, 2020, oil on canvas, 3.6x6.5’; Staying Safe in the Blanket Fort, 2020, oil on canvas, 3x3’; Her Er Jeg, 2020, oil on stretched canvas, 3x5’ @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Sonia Hauser Portrait of Inferno, 2020, oil pastel on paper, 20.5x19; Second Hand, 2020, oil pastel on paper, 17x22 Lamp, 2020, oil pastel on paper, 20x21 @uclaarts

UCLA Department of Art Lecture: Patty Chang Thursday, October 29, 6:30 pm (PDT) -https://hammer.ucla.edu//patty-chang-ucla-department-art-l @hammer_museum ... L.A.based artist Patty Chang works in performance, video, writing, and installation. Her work has been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; the New Museum, New York; BAK, Basis voor actuele Kunst, Utrecht, the Netherlands; Fri Art Fribourg, Switzerland; Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester, England; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; the M+ Museum, Hong Kong; the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the Moderna Museet, Stockholm.

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Francisco Javier Garciá @drought.club Estirar, estirar, 2020 silver on translucent YUPO, 7x5 @uclaarts

From our 2020 Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition: Gabriela Freid @gabriela.freid Detail from Pinchas and Uncle Mendel in Dunaev, May 2020, acrylic and oil on canvas, 6x4’; Detail from Pinches in the Palestinian Regiment of the British Army Traing in the Suez Canal, May 2020, acrylic, oil, and molding paste on canvas, 6x3’; Detail from Punches and comrades in front of train from Alexandria to Jaffa, August 2020, acrylic, oil, molding paste, photo transfer, and charcoal on canvas, 6x4’ @uclaarts

Please join us this Saturday at 12pm PDT for OUTSIDE - a panel discussion moderated by manuel arturo abreu and Hannah Black - in conversation with: kelechi agwuncha, Kevin Claiborne, Alexis Gautier, stephanie mei huang, Mariana Parisca, and Evelyn Hang Yin. This is the third in a series of zoom panels running through October as part of the New Wight Biennial, Once More, with Feeling... link in bio to register for this zoom webinar, to view the programming, and the exhibition site and works. @uclaarts

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Please join us this Saturday at 11am PDT for WITHIN - A panel discussion moderated by Darla Migan and Luce deLire. In conversation with Anietie Ekanem, Grace Phillips, Guava Rhee, Laurie Robins, and Shirin Towfiq. Visit oncemorewithfeeling.art.ucla.edu to register for this zoom panel discussion. Link in bio! @uclaarts

manuel arturo abreu will be kicking off the programming for Once More, With Feeling... in conjunction with @ucla_vals on Oct 9th @ 7pm. @mabreu91 (*1991, Santo Domingo) is a poet/artist from the Bronx. They studied linguistics (BA Reed College 2014), & work in text, ephemeral sculpture, and what is at hand in a process of magical thinking with attention to ritual aspects of aesthetics. They are the author of two books of poetry and one book of critical art writing. They've ...published writing at Rhizome, Art in America, CURA, The New Inquiry, Art Practical, SFMoMA Open Space, AQNB, etc. abreu also composes club-feasible worship music as Tabor Dark, with 12 releases to date. They also co-founded and co-run home school, a free pop-up art school in Portland in its fifth year of curriculum. Recent solo and duo shows: Portland State University, Portland; Yaby, Madrid; the Art Gym, Portland; Open Signal, Portland; Institute for New Connotative Action, Seattle. Recent group shows: Superposition, LA; Veronica, Seattle; Felix Gaudlitz, Vienna; Critical Path, Sydney; Studio Museum in Harlem, NYC; NCAD Gallery, Dublin; online with Rhizome and the New Museum; Centre d’Art Contemporain, Geneva. Recent curatorial: Yale Union, Portland; Center for Afrofuturist Studies, Iowa City; SOIL, Seattle; Paragon Gallery, Portland; old Pfizer Factory, Brooklyn; S1, Portland; AA|LA Gallery, LA; MoMA PS1, NYC. [MANUELARTUROABR.EU] @uclaarts See more

BETWEEN: The Contradictions of Non-Alignment A panel discussion moderated by Christina Novakov-Ritchey and Arushi Singh In conversation with Anika Ahuja, Claire Chambless, Woohee Cho, Jenny Eom, Sonia Knop, and Ian Dolton-Thornton... Between serves as both an absence and an anticipation. While to be in-between is to be nowhere (neither one thing nor the other), it is also an active space of redefinition where one has the potential to articulate a new position. Within the context of this exhibition, between as absence and anticipation is explored through the lens of non-alignment. This panel discussion will circle around themes of absence, accountability, decentering the author and artistic responsibility. Visit oncemorewithfeeling.art.ucla.edu to register for this zoom panel discussion.

New Wight Biennial: Once more, with feeling How does the political project of Non-Alignment find itself articulated in the aesthetic, formal, social, economic and political gestures of contemporary art today?... Visit the exhibition website at oncemorewithfeeling.art.ucla.edu (link in bio) The New Wight Biennial 2020: Founded in 1997 by Mary Kelly the objective of the NWB is to exhibit a group of emerging artists as well as to foster an investigative exchange between graduate programs at UCLA and other institutions. @ucla_vals @uclaarts

The UCLA Department of Art 2020 New Wight Biennial: Once More with Feeling, curated by Susan Aparicio and Nathaniel Whitfield, is now viewable online at : https://oncemorewithfeeling.art.ucla.edu/ Online programming begins this Saturday, October 10 with the panel discussion: BETWEEN. Check the website for registration details.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Unrestricted $1,000 rapid-relief grants for more than 900 individual artists and cultural practitioners statewide from the California Arts ...Council. Grants will be distributed to reflect the cultural and geographic diversity of the state of California - including those who are of historically underserved communities who are especially vulnerable financially due to the crisis. Learn more: https://www.cciarts.org/California_Relief_Fund.html

Yesterday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), announced new guidance that would preclude nonimmigrant foreign students from remaining in or gaining... entry to the U.S. to attend college this fall in institutions offering remote only instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These new rules do not reflect the values of UCLA or of the School of the Arts and Architecture. Read the full message from dean Brett Steele https://bit.ly/ice-statement