A mellow bass is heard throughout the room. The beat of the music starts picking up speed, and wobbles, extended notes of rhythmic bass, begin to form. Read more...
Arts
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October 4, 12:39 am
Plugged in
Daily Bruin A&E caught up with some UCLA students and found out what they were listening to on the way to class. Read more...
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Holloway
Arts
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October 3, 12:42 am
East meets West in UCLA’s musical exchange with Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Last December, when UCLA ethnomusicology Professor Chi Li traveled to China to lecture at the Central Conservatory of Music, she already had in mind the idea of an exchange performance between students in China and students at UCLA. Read more...
Arts, Arts Columns
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October 3, 12:39 am
2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame lacks relevance
To me, those lyrics, along with the simple electric guitar riff that accompanies it, are some of the most recognizable of any I've ever heard. Read more...
Arts
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October 3, 12:32 am
“˜Places of Validation’ exhibition recognizes once-excluded African American art scene
Paul Von Blum has gone to great lengths to fight for a cause that he believes in. Read more...
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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September 30, 2:30 am
'The World Famous Popovich Comedy Pet Theater,' a show featuring Gregory Popovich and his pets that he rescued from animal shelters, to perform at UCLA's Freud Playhouse
Ever since he was a boy living in Russia, Gregory Popovich, a fifth-generation circus performer, knew he had a natural talent for communicating with animals. Read more...
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Fifth-generation circus performer Gregory Popovich, who has rescued his animals from shelters all over the country and transformed them into Las Vegas stars, will be performing at the Freud Playhouse tonight.
Courtesy of Gregory Popovich
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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September 30, 2:26 am
Hammer Museum to feature 'Kiss,' an exhibition showcasing African American art
Museums no longer dismiss knotted pantyhose and sand sculptures, but rather showcase them on their exhibit walls as art. Read more...
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Senga Nengudi is shown setting up nylon mesh, sand and dried rose petals for a performance. “Kiss” will be recreated at the Hammer Museum on Sunday.
Credit: Hammer Museum