Photography

“D-Cyphered,” Jenny Risher’s (’97, Photography) poetic and groundbreaking portrait series on Detroit’s hip-hop artists, DJs, producers, promoters and more, ran at the Detroit Institute of Arts from August 4, 2017 — February 28, 2018.

CCS Photography student Lauren Brodzik is featured on PDNedu

CCS makes the "Top 10 Schools for Visual Arts" list by College Magazine

Art is a mode of communication, a way of talking — about who you are, what you think, what matters — to yourself and to others. It ignites and sustains conversations. Miranda Clark’s mode is the camera and her language is photography, a language that can only be described as pure wonder.

The College for Creative Studies and the CCS Photography department have invited two well know photographersand activists: Wendy Ewald and Vincent Cianni to discuss with the CCS community how their efforts brought attention to their particular causes.

Opening this Friday, February 10 (6-8 p.m.) in The Valade Family Gallery at CCS..."Up there, Down Here," new work by graduating seniors from the CCS Photography Department. Please join us.

CCS Photography alumna Ashlee Rezin documents President Barack Obama's farewell speech for The Chicago Sun-Times.

A project with the College for Creative Studies photography students, sponsored by the Public Lighting Authority, documents the final phase of LED light installation in neighborhoods around the city.