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A recent panel at the Fowler Museum cooked up conversations about heritage, Indigenous identity and culinary authenticity.

From a Koreatown karaoke bar to Mojave highways, five short films celebrating the Asian and Pacific Islander community arrived at UCLA on May 8.
The annual API Film Night returned for its fourth year at the James Bridges Theater, held by the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

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This spring, as the season comes into bloom, so does the big screen – bursting with a fresh slate of films ready to make their mark.

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This fall’s art scene is looking to connect with museumgoers.
Bruins can take a quick break from midterm season to reconnect with their creative sides through brand new exhibits opening around Los Angeles.

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As the school year reaches its conclusion, so does the full swing of spring.
In the midst of flowers blooming and birds singing, many artists elevate their visual craft throughout this vernal season.

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By design, springtime is full of a bounty of new art.
Every petal is a brushstroke on the landscape, each new bud of vegetation a fleck of bright paint on the canvas.

With kaleidoscopic visuals, queer resistance and experimental filmmakers, the Legacy Project Screening Series is shining a spotlight on cinema’s boldest and brightest.
The series will present three programs at the Billy Wilder Theater from Outfest and UCLA’s Film & Television Archive LGBTQIA+ film collection – the world’s largest public collection of its kind with over 41,000 holdings.