Events from January 1 to January 31
DCW 2020 will screen 50 dance films selected from 325 Submissions from over 40 countries over three days of screenings featuring Los Angeles, U.S., North American and World premieres.
CalArts Center for New Performance/Duende CalArts screens the award-winning documentary The Rest I Make Up, an up-close look at the life and work of the highly influential Cuban American playwright María Irene Fornés.
This kaleidoscopic, dreamlike merger of the fanciful and the scientific takes you to a world rich in surrealism and metaphor.
To celebrate the extraordinary career of experimental animator Suzan Pitt (1943–2019), REDCAT is proud to organize a screening of some of her most important pieces, such as the always-stunning Asparagus (1979), Joy Street (1995), and El Doctor (2006), among others.
Imagining a New Map forum asks: How do we co-create a future located in our understanding of the past and actions now? And how does cultural equity show up in your work? Together we can build connections and resources in community with others to change our landscape.
Award-winning novelist, poet, and short fiction writer John Keene exemplifies the genre fluidity at the leading edge of literature today.
Karrabing Film Collective member and Franz Boas Professor of Anthropology and Gender Studies, Columbia University, Elizabeth Povinelli, will show images, read from and discuss her new book The Inheritance.
