New York Gallery Hosts Solo Show for CCS Alumna
CCS alumna Jessica Stoller is currently exhibiting her work in a solo show in New York’s P.P.O.W Gallery, which runs until February 15.Materiality in Design
What if a car consumer could experience the beauty and joy of precious natural materials in a sustainable way? That’s the question Sung Kim’s MFA thesis project set out to answer. Often the alternative to using, and recycling, artificial materials is the...CNN Features the Work of CCS Alumnus and Princeton Hodder Fellow
As a part of his experience as a Hodder Fellow at Princeton University, CCS Illustration alumnus Mario Moore created a series of portraits depicting blue-collar campus workers around Princeton and is now being featured on CNN. “Portraits on university...CCS Appoints Dr. Deirdre Young as the College’s Inaugural Assistant Dean for Institutional Equity and Inclusion
The College for Creative Studies is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Deirdre Young as the College’s inaugural Assistant Dean for Institutional Equity and Inclusion. In this new role, Dr. Young will not only support and advance a diverse and equitable campus...2020 Kresge Artist Fellowship Application is Open
Metro Detroit Artists Working in Film, Music, Dance, Theatre, and Performance Art Invited to Apply for $25,000 Fellowships and $5,000 Emerging Artist Awards.Beginning today, metro Detroit artists are invited to apply for a 2020 Kresge Artist Fellowship. Fellowships...A Rewarding Experience
MFA Interaction Design alumna Khyati Shah re-envisions the future of waste management with WeCycle, an intelligent recycling system that uses basic human psychology to encourage and reward participation. Americans produce more than 267 million tons of trash, on...Living in a Material World: Biofabrication in Design
Color and Materials Design alumnus Vikas Sethi explores the process and potential of biofabrication. Two decades into the twenty-first century, scientists generally agree that we must minimize our impact on the planet or the consequences will be devastating....
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