Craft and Material Studies Department Announces New Digital Fabrication Minor
New minor marries digital technologies and traditional materials.
CCS Team Wins International Biodesign Challenge
A team of CCS students took the grand prize at this year’s Biodesign Challenge, an international education program and competition that partners students with biologists, artists, and designers to envision, create, and critique emerging biotechnology. A team of...Going Viral: Proud Grandma Sees Grandson’s Art in Gallery for the First Time
CCS Glass student Simon Waranch recently shared footage of his elderly grandmother reacting to his art displayed at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts in Texas and her reaction has gone viral.How CCS Alumni Are Stepping Up in a Moment of Crisis
The Empowerment Plan is producing personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline nurses, doctors and hospital workers, in partnership with Detroit nonprofit Industrial Sewing and Innovation Center (ISIC) and with funding from the player-led Detroit Lions Inspire...Watch Me Work: Ebitenyefa Baralaye • Section Head • Ceramics
Assistant Professor of Crafts and Section Head of Ceramics, Baralaye has been making art since he was a child. Early on, he loved to draw and devoured books his father bought him in order to copy the work of famous artists. Later, he was fascinated by how to create art that could engage with space the way people do, so he studied sculpting in his high school AP art class.
Fathead Partners with CCS in Wallpaper Design Studio
Fathead Partners with CCS in Wallpaper Design Studio Nov 4 2019Crafts, Interior Design and Illustration students step up to the real-world challenges of creating — and selling — wallpaper designs with Fathead brand Guild & Grace.In spring 2019, Detroit wall...CCS Alumni Wins First Place in Pontiac Art Center Exhibition
The Pontiac Art Center, currently exhibiting “Kaleidoscope of Expression,” chose CCS Crafts alumna Cai Steen’s necklace “Glenway Drive” as best in show.
Pewabic Pottery Exhibition Features the Work of CCS Ceramics Section Head
Inspired, which features the work of CCS Ceramics section head Ebintenyefa Baralaye, is an exhibition at Pewabic Pottery paying homage to co-founder Mary Chase Perry Stratton who played a significant role in the development of the ceramics programs at what is now the College of Creative Studies.
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