Michael Maher Jr. (’07 Illustration)
Michael Maher Jr. (’07 Illustration), is a storyteller at his core. And he’s living proof that with enough tenacity and a strong gut instinct, your creative voice can change worlds.…
Michael Maher Jr. (’07 Illustration), is a storyteller at his core. And he’s living proof that with enough tenacity and a strong gut instinct, your creative voice can change worlds.…
During the Fall semester, the College for Creative Studies hosted 13 educational partnerships, including a diverse range of sponsored projects and competitions that engaged a variety of academic departments. Students…
These alumni use their skills to serve others, share important information, and affect change in their local and state governments The stories and artistic expressions presented here are a testament…
Annabelle Saco (’23 Film) has been holding a camera since she was just a kid. What started as sunshine-filled summer recap videos with friends evolved into a powerhouse career in…
Of the seven years Kaylee M. Johnson, ’14 Film, has worked in the film industry, she says working on the sets of Seasons 4 and 5 of Stranger Things has…
Recent spotlights at international events like Art Basel Paris have drawn attention to Detroit’s vibrant art community, but for local artist Mario Moore, ’09 Illustration, the spotlight has always found…
This season, College for Creative Studies and Bedrock are transforming downtown with “Windows on Woodward,” a festive storefront gallery for everyone to enjoy. Select Bedrock retail tenants along Woodward Avenue,…
The Entertainment Arts department is launching two new initiatives this Fall – an in-house render farm and a debut on the mega video game platform, Steam. These latest efforts showcase…
Located in the heart of midtown Detroit, CCS’s prime location offers unparalleled opportunities for art and design collaboration. Our students have found countless ways to make a positive impact on…
The Detroit: The City of Chefs film, a documentary about Detroit’s culinary heritage, won a 2025 Michigan Emmy Award for Best Historical Documentary. The stop-motion animation in the opening title…