Jennifer Steinkamp’s “Winter Fountains” feature animations of nature, ethereal rocks and lightning and will line the Benjamin Franklin Parkway beginning Nov. 30.
Aslı Bâli was recognized for her work challenging the travel ban of the current presidential administration and for her work protecting academic freedom.
Casey Reas, Chandler McWilliams and Lauren McCarthy, who are part of the UCLA Arts Conditional Studio, will have work showcased at ‘Day for Night’ in Texas.
Sprüth Magers, an international gallery dedicated to exhibiting modern and contemporary art in Berlin, is featuring “FOREVER,” a solo exhibition by Barbara Kruger.
UCLA professor Devon Carbado has been selected for the first group of people seeking to overcome racism and white supremacy in the United States and South Africa.
Don Blasius, Mason Porter and Joseph Teran have been recognized for outstanding contributions to the creation, exposition and advancement of mathematics.
The $3.5 million in funding will allow researchers to test various incentives to promote caregiver behaviors that prevent tooth decay in young children.
Till von Wachter will work with the director for research and civic engagement to find opportunities for enhancing the division’s research infrastructure.
Dr. John Clemens, accepted the prestigious prize on behalf of icddr,b, a Bangladesh-based public health research institution of which he is executive director.
Aradhna Tripati is being recognized as someone who has made contributions to research in the geological sciences and has helped open the geoscience field to other minorities.
Connie Kasari, UCLA professor of education and psychiatry and a founding member of the Center for Autism Research and Treatment, received the Acceleration Award.