Each year, the stellar Fine Arts Department at UCLA stages multi-part exhibitions of its final-year MFA students, and this year's second act opens tonight with an eclectic selection of work from five promising voices. Jesse Aron Greene's antiquarian ink drawings sharply contrast with Joy Holland's heavy installations of concrete and wood. Farrah Karapetian contributes site-specific architectural interventions in plywood, alongside Juliana Romano's haunting, choppy oil-on-linen paintings and Mateo Tannatt's performance-based video.