Out and About

The exhibition features prints conceived as sets or series by artists including Albrecht Dürer, Henri Matisse and Bridget Riley.

Lunchtime performances through Aug. 8 will take place in Lani Hall and are open to the public.

Stop by the Hammer to check out new exhibitions, including one from these two transdisciplinary artists and fashion designers.

The school of music’s Gluck Fellows will perform for the public and K–12 students from the Los Angeles area on May 24 at 11 a.m.

An upcoming UCLA symposium will reframe the conversation about hate using lessons from literature and art.

Debate over how and where to allow mining operations is expected to dominate environmental policymaking this year.

Join UCLA professor Richard Hasen and Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law, for a discussion about voting rights.

The free performance by the school’s flagship orchestra will feature solos by winners of the fall 2023 all-star competition.

Don’t miss the campuswide orchestra's first performance of the 2023–24 year at Schoenberg Hall.

The in-person event hosted by the UCLA African Studies Center will feature experts discussing the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Hear presentations from a team of UCLA experts who helped digitize the 12-book manuscript of Nahua culture and knowledge.

UCLA will host a variety of events on global issues and international opportunities students, as well as cultural and musical activities.

Drop by Royce Hall in costume to enjoy entertainment and eerie music as UCLA Philharmonia kicks off its 2023–24 season.

The events will be curated and hosted by Stuart Wolpert, a 40-year veteran of UCLA’s media relations office.

The renowned Armenian Egyptian studio photographer’s camera work, which traces his career from the 1930s to the 1990s, is on display.

Lunchtime performances through Aug. 10 will take place in Lani Hall and are open to the public.

Viewers have an opportunity to view a seminal documentary about 1940s atomic weapons testing as well as one filmmaker’s view of how that documentary came together.

Enjoy free live concerts, sets by DJs, happy hour and extended gallery hours on Thursdays in July in the Hammer Museum’s courtyard.

Nina Menkes’ documentary about the sexual politics of cinematic shot design will be followed by a discussion with film industry experts.

UCLA Transportation will hold free events and offer free bike repair services for Bruin cyclists.

The 1982 film, which was produced by UCLA alumnus Moctesuma Esparza, was inducted into the National Film Registry in December.

The two-part discussion featuring Black designers and stylists is the second installment of the UCLA Black Dress & Culture Series.

The event will include three panel discussions by lawyers, energy experts, environmental advocates and climate law architects.

Experts, academics, artists and organizers will discuss diasporas, why people migrate and other topics during the six-part series.

The retrospective of the 30-year-long career of the Haitian artist, known for her hand-beaded textiles, will be on display.