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.
Join CCS for the Woodward Lecture Series: Carlos Diaz on October 11. In When the Land Speaks, Diaz explores landscape photography as a lens for history, culture, and memory, followed by his solo exhibition opening at Center Galleries.
Join CCS for the Toyota Lecture Series: Michael Ford on September 27. Known as The Hip Hop Architect, Ford shares over two decades of work at the intersection of hip hop culture and design during Detroit Month of Design.
Join CCS for Remix the Palette: Michael Ford Workshop on September 25. Explore design through Hip Hop and Motown culture with The Hip Hop Architect in a hands-on session during Detroit Month of Design.
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.
Hop on CCS’s free shuttle to Eastern Market After Dark and skip the parking hassle! Celebrate Detroit design with alumni showcases, snacks, and exclusive CCS swag.
Join CCS for WatsonCon 2025—a celebration of Anime, Sci-Fi, Gaming, Comics, and Art in Entertainment. Open to the CCS community with panels, showcases, and more.
As part of Detroit’s Concert of Colors, CCS will host a daylong DJ set by Detroit’s Divine 5 madams in the College’s Sculpture Garden.
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