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Videogame designer and CCS Transdisciplinary Fellow brings the seminal work of Henry David Thoreau into the 21st century
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Six decades strong, Arts & Lectures keeps education at the core of its mission
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Carsey-Wolf Center’s “New Waves” series highlights global cinematic experimentation after World War II
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The campus and local community are invited to an open house showcasing visual and performing arts
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A documentary about Floyd Norman, Disney’s first African-American animator, screens at the Pollock Theater
Media Arts and Technology graduate program to present its End of Year Show, “MADE [at] UCSB”
Videogame designer and CCS Transdisciplinary Fellow brings the seminal work of Henry David Thoreau into the 21st century
Six decades strong, Arts & Lectures keeps education at the core of its mission
Carsey-Wolf Center’s “New Waves” series highlights global cinematic experimentation after World War II
The campus and local community are invited to an open house showcasing visual and performing arts
A documentary about Floyd Norman, Disney’s first African-American animator, screens at the Pollock Theater
