News & Events

Renowned artist and section chair of CCS Printmaking, Tyanna Buie, has been invited to serve as a visiting artist and speaker at the University of Alabama Huntsville.

In this profound and eye-opening talk, CCS MFA Interaction Design instructor, Biotech Engineer and Social Entrepreneur, Rinat Sherzer, reveals how the intelligence of the menstrual cycle encapsulates a framework for building a thriving society - from successful businesses to empowering education systems to loving and lasting relationships.

After spending years in New York City's gallery circuit, Photography alumna Bridget Finn has returned to Detroit and is opening the new Reyes | Finn Gallery in Corktown, Detroit.

Illustration alumnus and renowned New York artist Mario Moore, was recently featured by Minus 37, an online magazine featuring the best in emerging photography, art, fashion, and music from artists under 37 years of age.

Long-time Creative Writing instructor Dorene O'Brien launches her second short story collection, “What It Might Feel Like to Hope.”

Renowned New York artist and CCS alumnus Kevin Beasley was recently featured in the New York Times for his solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Artists with special needs from Friendship Circle’s Soul Studio in West Bloomfield are currently featuring their works of art at CCS's exhibit “Mirror, Mirror" which runs through March 30.

Senior footwear designer at Converse and Illustration alumna Amy Rauner reveals how she (and so many others) have become footwear designers, starting their path at CCS.

About 2,000 of the boxy, shiny, CCS-alumnus-designed Quadrobot U1 will begin service with the Chinese postal service late this year, delivering packages in cities along the populous South Coast.

Renowned New York City painter and CCS alumna Brenda Goodman is having a solo exhibition at Sikkema Jenkins Gallery in New York city that runs until February 23rd.