Across the Arts: Weekly event highlights
A curated glimpse at programs that welcome you to participate in UCLA's educational mission by way of the arts and humanities. Most events are free.
Nov. 12–14 and 19–21 | House of Peace
UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television presents an original production combining dance, photography and theater to tell the story of two artists whose lives intersect in unexpected ways. | Freud Playhouse
Nov. 18 | Fowler Out Loud: readymade
UCLA's Korean-American student music group readymade celebrates Korean heritage and contemporary pop culture through a lively evening of music and cross-cultural exchange. | 6–8 p.m. | Fowler Museum, Outdoor Amphitheater
Nov. 19 | Vodou, Art, and Resilience
Fowler curator Patrick A. Polk and Haitian Vodou priest and art specialist Jean-Daniel Lafontant explore how Vodou art and spiritual traditions express Haitian cultural identity, creativity and resilience. | 6–8 p.m. | Fowler Museum
Nov. 19 | Loy Krathong Festival
Celebrate Thailand's enchanting festival of lights with traditional music and dance, hands-on activities, Thai sweets and the floating of candlelit paper lotuses. | 7–9 p.m. | Inverted Fountain | Herb Alpert School of Music
Nov. 20 | Gloria Cheng and Ralph van Raat: Resonant Encounters
The acclaimed pianists celebrate the legacy of composer Pierre Boulez with a duo recital featuring works by John Cage, Morton Feldman, Frank Zappa and others. | 8 p.m. | The Nimoy
Through Feb. 28 | Mavis Pusey: Mobile Images
The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum survey of the Jamaican-born abstract artist, featuring more than 60 works spanning five decades of her groundbreaking career. | Hammer Museum
