by Isabella McLaury | Aug 18, 2025
Experience When the Land Speaks by Carlos Diaz at CCS Center Galleries, October 11–December 13, 2025. Featuring photographs from Detroit and the American South, this exhibition explores history, culture, and memory through the lens of landscape.
by Isabella McLaury | Aug 18, 2025
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.
by Megan Mesack | Apr 15, 2025
Please join us for an exclusive showcase of curated student work from our BFA Studio Art and Craft department, including: Ceramics, Digital Fabrication, Fiber & Textiles, Glass, Metalsmithing & Jewelry, Painting & Drawing, Printmaking, and Sculpture
by Megan Mesack | Feb 28, 2025
The Photography department seniors will showcase a diverse body of work from their senior thesis projects.
by Megan Mesack | Dec 2, 2024
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.
by Megan Mesack | Dec 2, 2024
CCS is the proud sponsor of The Southeast Michigan & Thumb Art Region of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, an art competition for Huron, Lapeer, Lenawee, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, Sanilac, St Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne County middle and high school students. Over 1,000 artworks and digital portfolios are displayed throughout the CCS campus, with opportunities for scholarships and awards for participating students.
by Megan Mesack | Aug 21, 2024
This fall, join us for the a juried undergraduate student exhibition, with guest juror Sara Nickleson (‘09, Industrial Design – Product). The exhibition is sponsored by the CCS Valade Speaker Series. The leafless tree has long been considered a symbol of death...
by Megan Mesack | Aug 7, 2024
Nest: A Reflection of Safe Spaces delves into the profound human need for sanctuary—places where one feels nurtured, loved, accepted, and shielded from harm.
by Elizabeth Botkin | May 23, 2024
The exhibition will explore the mirroring relationship between art and self as well as art and communities, highlighting the role of art in achieving personal visibility and social connection. It has been said that art reveals who we are. And the mirroring power of...
by Megan Mesack | May 23, 2024
Opening Reception: Manoogian Visual Resource Center Walter & Josephine Ford Campus Learn more about the MR/QD Exhibition, events and activations. The exhibition will explore the mirroring relationship between art and self as well as art and communities,...
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