Excellence in Teaching Artistry: An Evening with Eric Booth and Local Arts Educators
VAPAE | 7 p.m., MacGowan Hall
The UCLA Visual and Performing Arts Education (VAPAE) Program, in collaboration with the Department of Theater in the School of Theater, Film & Television, seeks to bring together multiple publics to discuss the importance and impact of teaching artist profession and the conditions necessary for excellent teaching artists to blossom and thrive in partnerships with non-profit arts organizations and local schools.
Keynote Speaker Eric Booth has been writing and speaking about the teaching artist profession for the past 30 years. Eric will reflect on his teaching methods that have proved most effective with multiple groups and share his ideas about what excellence means in teaching artistry. A panel of local practicing teaching artists, including Tiffany Bong, Vijay Gupta, and Leslie Ishii reflect on what it means to be an excellent teaching artist in our Los Angeles communities during the days of Trump and his administration.
Event Date: Thursday, May 4, 7—9 p.m.
Venue: MacGowan Hall, Little Theater
Price: Free
MacGowan Hall is located next to the Broad Art Center in the northeast corner of campus, off of Sunset Boulevard and Hilgard Avenue.
Parking is available in Lot 3.