Visit Designing Detroit at CCS Valade Family Gallery, September 5–November 21, 2025. This exhibition reflects on a decade since Detroit became a UNESCO City of Design, showcasing the impact of design, technology, and collaboration during Detroit Month of Design.
Join CCS for Design by Desire, a group exhibition running September 5–27, 2025 at Center Galleries. Curated by House of RAW, the show explores design as a response to heritage, craftsmanship, and technology during Detroit Month of Design.
Join CCS for Design by Desire: Design Visions Forecast & Exhibition Discussion on September 17. Artist Cristin Richard shares insights on design trends, technology, and creative practice during Detroit Month of Design.
Tomashi Jackson combines practices of painting, printmaking, and sculpture with archival research in areas of public infrastructure policy. The work interrogates intersections between formal languages of visual art and political languages driving histories of segregation, voting rights, education, transportation, labor, and housing in the United States. Considering color as both chromatic and social, Jackson’s work embraces compositional abstraction to investigate the interaction of color and its impact on the perceived value of human life in public space.
Curated by Alison Wong. Opening Reception: Friday March 21, 2025 from 6-9 p.m. Open for Viewing: March 22-23, 29-30 1 – 5 p.m.
The Photography department seniors will showcase a diverse body of work from their senior thesis projects. Gallery Hours are Tuesday-Saturday from 11am-5pm.
The CCS Speakers & Exhibitions Program is pleased to present the Biennial Faculty Exhibition, to take place at the Valade Family Gallery, March 21 through April 25, 2025.
The CCS Student Exhibition is a thrilling celebration of creativity and innovation, showcasing over 3,500 unique works from CCS students and alumni.
Join us on Friday, December 13, 5:30pm – 6:30pm, for an engaging gallery talk featuring the curators and artists behind Fiber Flux: Midwest Educators in Textiles, Fiber Art, and Material Studies. Discover the stories, processes, and inspirations that shaped the works on display.
Celebrating over 65 years of sculpting and foundry work at our institution, this exhibition traces the evolution and legacy of this art form. From the early influence of Walter Midener, a pivotal figure in the 1960s, to Jay Holland’s transformative leadership and mentorship, we showcase the depth of our sculpting tradition.
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