FYI

Bates Dance Festival Internship Deadline Feb 28 INTERNSHIP POSITIONS are available in the following areas: Technical Production/Stagecraft Apprenticeships Videography Arts Administration Dance Education The Festival's internship/apprenticeship program offers qualified individuals an opportunity to work side-by-side with the Festival's professional staff. Interns/apprentices will receive on-the-job training in technical production, videography, arts administration and dance education, while gaining valuable contacts and in-depth knowledge of contemporary dance. Housing, meals and complimentary tickets to performances are provided. Dance education, administration, video interns and stagecraft apprentices may register for up to two classes a day. Technical Production interns receive a $300 stipend (upon submission of receipts) to assist with travel. Visit our website for more details at: Internship Opportunities

Check out this video

Do schools kill creativity?

An interesting talk about the school system's influence on creativity. Artists, definitely take a look/listen.

WACSmash! in the Daily Bruin

Visit this link to see the Daily Bruin article on WACSmash! 2011

It's WACSmash! Time!!!

WACsmash! is an annual performing arts production presenting choreographic and artistic projects created by undergraduate students in the Department of World Arts and Cultures (WAC). These presentations provide undergraduate students the opportunity to gain professional experience in arts production as producers, allow emerging artists the experience of creating works of creative intrigue and cultural exploration through various artistic mediums, and offer the UCLA community a free-of-charge intercultural and educational experience adding to the overall diversity of the University.

WACsmash! 2011 presents original works by:
Courtney Bradley
Perry Kayla Fox
Jacob Campbell
Alyssa Hunziker
Lisie Rosenberg
Alex Mathews
Tida Sripanich
Nico DeJesus
Meaghan Swinney
Skye Serijan
Victor Cordon
Kenji Igus
Leanne Iacovetta Stephanie Woods
Maxine Schoefer-Wulf

There will be 4 presentations of the production: February 4 (8pm), February 5 (3pm/8pm), and February 6th (3pm).

WACsmash! is presented by the World Arts and Cultures Undergraduate Society and supported by the Department of World Arts and Cultures.

Funded by the Campus Programs Committee of the Program Activities Board.

Free Event. First come, first served. Box office opens 1 hour before the show. Parking is available in UCLA Lot 4. Enter campus from Sunset Blvd, at Westwood Plaza.