Meet a VC Intern: Matthew Scarlett
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Meet Matthew Scarlett, our 2021 Development Associate! Learn more about his experience interning with VC, what’s on his bucket list, and why running competitively brings him joy.
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An Online Multi-Media Exhibit: Where Are You At?
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The UCLA undergrads who interned at Visual Communications during their Spring 2021 quarter have endured over a year of remote learning and social isolation. Check out this virtual gallery to see how Leah Janelle “LJ” Isorena, Keana Mataalii, Yang Xi, and Janice Yun have harnessed the power of the creative arts to show us how they are coping with the effects of the pandemic in their respective parts of the world.
Read MoreVisual Communications Recognized as One of "America's Cultural Treasures" and Receives LA Arts Recovery Fund Grant
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We are thrilled to be a recipient of the LA Arts Recovery Fund! As one of 90 nonprofits receiving grants, we are humbled to be recognized as one of “America’s Cultural Treasures,” and are excited to continue serving our community and contributing to the rich cultural fabric and economic recovery of LA County.
Read MoreVC Connect #22: F*** Your Bad Day
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Racial and sexual violence against marginalized communities have been long standing issues in the United States. These Armed With a Camera films are commentaries on fetishization, violence, and white supremacy that subvert your expectations.
Read MoreWe Stand in Solidarity Against White Supremacy
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As racial and sexual violence rages on against Asian, Black, Indigenous, Women, LGBTQ+, and People of Color, we share with you resources to support you and our communities. Join us on Friday, March 26 for Asian American Day of Action, a national day of action and healing, and an opportunity to rally together, stand in solidarity, and demand action.
Read MoreVC Connect #21: Kith and Kin
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Whether it be a nuclear family or individuals banded together to memorialize the good times, the need for “family” is strong within the Asian American & Pacific Islander community. So it is in this set of intimate portraits of people whose bonds are unshakeable, created by our Armed With a Camera and Digital Histories filmmakers.
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