Every layout I design starts as a blank page in my unlined notebook. But finally sitting down staring at yet another blank page, I had a difficult time finding the words to start this column.

Tucked away in the eastern corner of Culver City, the UCLA graduate art studios is a labyrinth, with every turn leading to another graduate student artist’s atelier.

Christian Gimber’s interactive installation is an orchestration of computer programming and physical sensors that give people a chance to try juggling a ball in the middle of a room that doesn’t exist.

If you’re an artist, you need a day job.
That’s what Michael Govan attributed as his entrance into the museum world. The current director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was trained to be an artist and worked in graphic design and architecture for his college museum, the Williams College Museum of Art.

Zero Week can be a frustrating time for UCLA students, new and old. For freshmen, the campus can seem confusing, socializing is a struggle, and finding fun ways to occupy the time can be nearly impossible.

Ricki Quinn was sitting in a park in Barcelona when a woman walking her chihuahua caught her eye.
“She threw her arms up and yelled ‘Siéntate’ at her dog,” Quinn said.