CCS Fibers alumna Annica Cuppatelli is having a solo exhibition ‘Measures of Constriction’ at Detroit’s K.Oss Contemporary Art Gallery and was recently interviewed by Detroit Metro Times.
Product Design alumna Veronika Scott was first inspired to start The Empowerment Plan during her senior year at CCS when she was challenged to create a product to fill an actual need in her community. Out of that came the EMPWR coat, which has gone through several iterations of design, the current one featured on Tuvie, a website dedicated to sharing the best in concept and design.
Ten students from CCS’s Transporation Design program entered this year’s 30th Michelin Challenge Design Competition, which centered around forecasting mobility in the year 2050 by defining a visual landscape of a thriving and sustainable global community.
Kevin Beasley, CCS Fine Arts alumnus and renowned New York artist, is having a solo exhibition “A View of Landscape” at the Whitney in New York City.
The Library of Congress has launched a research project examining editorial cartooning techniques and who better to participate than CCS’s own Dave Chow, illustrator, alumnus and instructor.
Detroit organizations and CCS MFA Integrated Design students are busy working to improve access to transportation for Detroiters through their project, “2030 Detroit Equitable Mobility.”Detroit organizations and CCS MFA Integrated Design students are busy working to improve access to transportation for Detroiters through their project, “2030 Detroit Equitable Mobility.”
Michael Mauro is the set designer behind some of the world’s most influential hip-hop concerts and was recently highlighted by Surface.
Bryan Thompson, CCS Transportation Design and Motor City Masters alumnus, was recently featured in the online news portal Uncova.
Michael Stone-Richards, CCS professor of Critical Theory and Visual Studies, is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Arts Writers Grant for his forthcoming book, Care of the City: Ruination, Abandonment, and Hospitality in Contemporary Practice.
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