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.
Seasons of Kinship, a dual show by Cyrah Dardas and Mother Cyborg (2019 Kresge Arts in Detroit Fellow), explores the power, temporality, and ebb and flow of relations within our ecosystem. Using natural materials grown by each artist, this exhibition is a testament to the intertwining and understanding between humans, land, and the ecosystem.
College for Creative Studies’ Woodward Lecture Series proudly presents a gallery tour and talk by Detroit artists Cyrah Dardas and Mother Cyborg. Seasons of Kinship, a new exhibition by Cyrah Dardas and Mother Cyborg, explores the temporality and flow of relations within our environment.
Join us for an invigorating talk and lunch with award-winning interdisciplinary artist, mom and gardener Halima Afi Cassells.
Join CCS for a special behind-the-scenes experience as we kick off the holiday season! Enjoy hot beverages, doughnuts, and a festive walk along Woodward to see the final preparations of the Thanksgiving Day floats.
Join us for the annual College for Creative Studies pop culture and arts convention—WatsonCon 2024! Experience a full day of Anime, Sci-Fi, Gaming, Comics, and Industry Art Processes organized by and for the CCS community. students, staff, alumni, and guests are all welcome!
Don’t miss the chance to connect with alumni during Midtown Detroit’s 50th annual Noel Night. Alumni and guests enjoy complimentary drinks and a bite to eat.
Join us for the 50th year of Noel Night in Midtown Detroit! We will once again host our annual Student and Alumni Art Sale.
Join the College for Creative Studies for “Show & Tell: Illustrating the Alaskan Tundra.” Discover how artist and professor Francis Vallejo documented the Arctic wilderness through illustration and learn how to connect your own art with nature.
Three CCS alumni from varying design backgrounds will come together for a conversation centering the rise of AI in design industries, and how the use of AI has affected their own practices and sectors. The panel will be moderated by CCS Provost, Tim Flattery (‘87, Transportation Design).
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