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Valencia, California
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California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) under construction in 1969. South side of McBean Parkway between Tournament Road on the east and the new Interstate 5 Freeway on the west. The Valencia art college broke ground May 3, 1969. It held classes during its first academic year (1970-1971) at a temporary facility in Burbank, offering degree programs in six disciplines: Art, Critical Studies, Design, Film, Music, and Theater & Dance. Some students were moved to the new Valencia campus during the spring 1971 semester — just in time for the Feb. 9 Sylmar earthquake to take its toll on the 500,000-square-foot main building. The permanent campus fully opened for the fall 1971 semester with an enrollment of more than 650 students.
LW2606a: 19200 dpi jpeg from 8x10 glossy photograph courtesy of Mr. & Mrs. R.B. Anderson of Newhall. |
The CalArts Story 1964
Placerita Campus Plans 1965-66
Buildng Fund
3-19-1969 x3
Groundbreaking Program 5-3-1969
Construction 1969
Burbank 1970
Dr. Robert W. Corrigan, President
Harrison A. Price,
Board Chairman
Roy O. Disney, Trustee
G. Robert Truex Jr.,
Development Chair
Jane Fonda Speaks 1973
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