Programs & Events

Hammer curator Aram Moshayedi leads a walk-through of the exhibition.

Director Elia Kazan puts his comical stamp on the tour de force first screenplay of noted playwright Tennessee Williams in this 1956 film, considered risqué at the time of its release.

Artist collective CFGNY present a fashion show and a discussion of their work, moderated by curator Erin Christovale.

Assistant curator Pablo Jose Ramirez leads an in-person discussion of the work of David Medalla.

Free weekly drop-in sessions are open to all who are interested in learning how to live more presently.

Chef Alice Waters will be in person to introduce director Ang Lee's heartwarming portrait of a family which uses food and cooking to communicate with as they navigate the ever-shifting course of love and relationships in their lives.

Part of the UCLA Film & Television Archive screening series Summer Sci-Fi, featuring Darren Aronofky’s lo-fi sci-fi debut, and Japanese writer-director Shinya Tsukamoto’s preeminent cult classic.

Director Wes Anderson’s whimsical and wry stop-motion adaptation of Roald Dahl’s tale of a middle-aged father fox who returns to his chicken-stealing ways brims with autumnal warmth and autumnal lessons about the importance of family, friends and community.

Part of the UCLA Film & Television Archive screening series Summer Sci-Fi, featuring writer-director Kogonada’s subtler variant of dystopian science fiction, and director Duncan Jones’ feature debut.