This Fall, the Craig Krull Gallery in Santa Monica presented an exhibition titled “Phranc: The Butch Closet'' featuring a Jewish lesbian sculptor and folk singer-songwriter, Susan Gottlieb, known by the pseudonym “Phranc.”

 The SMC Film Department’s faculty and students and the Center for Wellness and Wellbeing host a film screening to bring awareness to the struggle of mental health.

 A workshop designed to teach dance majors feel at peace with their physique

Synapse at BroadStage beckons viewers into a mesmerizing dreamscape of masterful dance choreography.

Drake collaborated with Bad Bunny to create a Latin track for his recently released album, “For All The Dogs.”

Four Latine Artists leave their mark on southern California.

Back after three years, SMC photo faculty and staff show off their work and raise money for the photo department.

Writers are throwing out their walking shoes and preparing to return to work as the Writers Guild of America strike comes to a close.

An expertly performed humorous spin on a classic tale of heroism, honor, and adventure.

With the coming of fall followed a massive release of reality shows across multiple streaming platforms and cable networks. 

SMC Art Department’s glassblowing students host fundraiser to support academic opportunities.

Ann Kaneko's film "Manzanar, Diverted" was given a special screening to SMC Students.

Jazz legend Stanley Clarke appointed as Artist in Residence and collaborator with BroadStage, Santa Monica High School and Santa Monica College in a brilliant program bringing added opportunities to Santa Monica’s tradition of music education excellence.

Enjoy a fun night of mingling and musical expression at one of Santa Monica’s coziest bars

Victoria Monét, Tinashe, and Jorja Smith lead the new wave of R&B.

A Debut Feature Film Directed by SMC Alum Bishal Dutta

The different ways creatives are staying afloat during the entertainment industry strikes.

Auditions for SMC’s dance performance “Global Motion” kicked off on September 1st

SMC students Jassmena Petrosian and Marie Del Rosario perform original poetry at the Greenway Court Theatre and talk about their own relationship with the practice of creative writing.