Undergraduate Senior at UCLA looking to advance my skills in Blender (3D art program) via weekly lessons either virtually or in person. I am a beginner with some knowledge of the basics. Willing to provide compensation.
Contact me: mathewkorel01@g.ucla.edu
This is an announcement for the first meeting of a new reading group at UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music entitled “Yes, but is this music “experimental”? and subtitled “Experimental Music: Community, Identity, and Ethos behind the “Empty” Category.” Participants are invited to discuss the fundamental questions about the North American tradition of experimental music.
The reading group is supervised by Robert Fink, Professor of Musicology at UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, who’s to be assisted by me. The group will be meeting every 2nd Thursday starting Feb. 1st from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at SMB 1354. Some meetings may take place virtually, over Zoom, which will be announced in advance. For more information about the schedule, agendas, and materials, see the page on Facebook and/or Eventbrite. A formal announcement on the UCLA website is to come.
If you are interested in joining, please sign up via this Google form. Leaving a response will take a few seconds and will help a lot to coordinate the initiative. Please feel the utmost welcome to reach out with questions. And of course, if you know people who may be interested to take part the discussion – spreading the word would be much appreciated.
The Center for Applied Research Solutions is looking for an artist for live visual notetaking for a behavioral health prevention specialist conference we are hosting in Long Beachon Tuesday March 11th.We will be providing a stipend for this opportunity and we will feature the artist and their work on our website.
If you are interested, please send in 1-2 samples of relevant work, a headshot, and a brief bio (150-200 words) to Olivia Shrago at oshrago-cars.rp.org
The spirit of UC Berkeley’s comparative literature department is multidisciplinary, which is exactly the essence of Vagabond Multilingual Magazine.
The Vagabondeditorial board is pleased to announce that our Issue 3 reading period is open for submissions. For the third issue of Vagabond Multilingual Journal, we ask scholars to engage with the idea of translation as an act of transformation. Translation, to us, is not just the act of bringing a text from one language to another. It’s all around us, all the time: encompassing our interactions with others, the act of creating and receiving art itself, and even our own identities. We’d love to see submissions that embrace the ambiguities that lie at the center of living in a multilingual, multicultural world. Submissions do not need to adhere strictly to the theme, but submissions which show focus on multilingualism and/or multiculturalism are preferred.
(more…)The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is dedicated to providing opportunities for professional development that support individual growth and encourage diversity within the museum field. We have a long track record of paid internships for students at undergraduate and graduate levels. Interns have worked in education, curatorial, research, marketing, advancement, historic properties, administration, and other departments.
(more…)Blindspot Collective is seeking Black visual artists to contribute works to dress Black Seance’s set. We are looking for art pieces that highlight Black icons, New Orleans, and have a creole imagery aesthetic. We are accepting all kinds of visual art!
It is also an option for the artists to sell their art if an audience member shows interest. If any artist is interested in doing so we will make sure to advertise the pieces.
(more…)USAC Community Service Commission is collaborating with Afrikan Student Union and Center for Community Engagement to present a screening of Matthew Solomon’s highly acclaimed documentary “Reimagining Safety” on Thursday, January 18th at 5:00 in the Fowler Museum! Sign up HERE!
“Reimagining Safety” examines the criminal justice landscape and reform proposals that have gained steam in the United States since the murder of George Floyd in 2020. We will also have a panel discussion with Solomon himself in addition to former LAPD officials, social workers, political candidates, and a UCLA African American Studies professor to discuss how policing and incarceration create more harm than good, why the system persists, and what changes can be made to make everyone safe. See poster for more details.
The first 150 people who RSVP/attend will receive FREE cookies made by Dr. Shica’s Bakery, a Black-woman owned business, and FREE dinner from Subway.
Join us for a meaningful discussion and learning experience!
Belonging is a virtual exhibition centered on the power of art to cultivate connection and community. Transcending the limits of culture and language, visual art is a medium that connects us through our shared human experience–providing an opportunity to better understand ourselves and the world around us. For this exhibition we’re seeking work that fosters a sense of belonging between the artist and viewer by speaking to both our individual and collective experiences.
(more…)Associate Graphic Designer Position with Apogee Graphics
Apogee Graphics, a Los Angeles-based design and publishing company founded by artists Laura Owens and Asha Schechter, is seeking a part-time Associate Graphic Designer.
This is an in-person position for our office at the Westin Bonaventure in DTLA. The position is designed for a total of 24 hours spread across Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays, though exact days & hours are negotiable. The beginning rate is $25/hour, with planned raises tied to performance.
(more…)Undergraduate Senior at UCLA looking to learn the basics of oil painting – brand new beginner. Willing to provide compensation.
If interested, please reach out to: mathewkorel01@g.ucla.edu