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An opening reception featuring the artists will be held Oct. 16
Marvel’s first Asian film protagonist marks many milestones.
During the first century of American colonization, as many as 20 million people in Mexico perished from disease, violence, and exploitation. Jennifer Scheper Hughes, a professor in the Department of History at the University of California, Riverside, examines this period from historical and theological perspectives in her new book, “The...
“Metaphysical Milkshake” sees the scholar and actor discuss weighty topics with contemporary thought leaders, bringing humor and insight to a new subject each week.
Daryle Williams is a historian who co-directs the online database Enslaved.org.
John Martin Fischer, a leading philosopher of free will and moral responsibility, has written two companion essays exploring the ideas of mindfulness and living in the moment, which are often encapsulated in the phrase: “Be here now.” In the first piece, published by Aeon, Fischer sorts through various theories regarding...
The Associated Press reported this week that preliminary data compiled by the Anti-Defamation League shows an increase in violent attacks, vandalism and harassment of Jews in the U.S., around the world, and online, since fighting broke out between Israel and Gaza’s militant rulers Hamas earlier this month. While hatred toward...
The lab aims to democratize virtual reality while also providing students new opportunities in the burgeoning digital media industry.
Explore six exhibitions at the California Museum of Photography and Culver Center of the Arts with new measures ensuring guest safety
The free, virtual events will culminate with an inaugural Tomás Rivera Book Prize.
The poet looks back on her collaborations with composers and the debut of her newest project through Brooklyn Art Song Society on April 10.
The new sitcom, executive produced by UC Riverside Professor Reza Aslan, premieres April 1 on CBS
COVID-19 has forced the theater team to be more resourceful while producing a virtual show from home.
Rita Dove, Joy Harjo, and Juan Felipe Herrera will each receive lifetime achievement awards during a special event Feb. 19.
California’s longest-running free literary festival is now accessible to audiences worldwide
The grant will support programs within UCR’s new Latino and Latin American Studies Research Center, set to launch February 2021.
The open call marks the first time the California Museum of Photography has solicited art from the public at this scale
Jennings discusses the importance of representation in comics in the new documentary series debuting Nov. 20
A new exhibition at the California Museum of Photography explores the iconic work of documentary photographer Bruce Davidson and the evolution of meaning in photographs
Work includes field notes and observations of in-person and virtual research.