Christine N. Ziemba is the Director of Digital Content at California Institute of the Arts. She specializes in Fine Art, Digital Art, Arts & Crafts, and Animation, exploring the intersection of creativity and technology in the arts. Christine's work has been featured in LAist.com, Paste Magazine, and the California Institute of the Arts.
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Christine N. Ziemba's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and experiences in the Los Angeles and Southern California area, with a strong emphasis on providing recommendations for things to do.
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By: Christine N. Ziemba
Character Animation's Friday Night Talk series began this semester with a visit from Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans (front row, center), directors of the wildly successful.'KPop Demon Hunters' film. | Photo: Rafael Hernandez/CalArts
“You do not have to ask permission to participate in the creativity of your own survival.”
By: Christine N. Ziemba
Oliver Tree poses outside The Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts one day after class, circa 2017. | Photo: Courtesy of John Baffa
By: Christine N. Ziemba
Daredevil Arts Festival returns for its second year to Venice, California, presenting nearly 50 shows from July 11 to 19 between the Electric Lodge and Pacific Resident Theatre. The multidisciplinary arts festival, which showcases the diverse and boundary-pushing artists of Venice Beach and its environs, features several CalArtians within the lineup.
