CCS Professor to Deliver Alan H. Rider Distinguished Lecture at Carnegie Mellon
Dr. Michael Stone Richards, who teaches philosophy, literature, and art history, and leads the minor in Critical Theory at CCS, is delivering the Alan H. Rider Distinguished Lecture at the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture on Feb 22.
TMJ4 Milwaukee Celebrates Nike Footwear Designer and CCS Alumnus
Drew Little, Nike Footwear Designer and CCS Product Design alumnus, was recently featured on Milwaukee’s TMJ4. Since joining the Nike team, his designs can be found in stores across the country.Lunar New Year – Celebrating Belonging Blog
The Lunar New Year is an important holiday for many East Asian countries, including but not limited to China, Korea, and Vietnam. The Lunar New Year marks the first new moon of the lunisolar calendars, traditional to many East Asian countries, which are regulated by...Bleeding Cool Featured New Graphic Novel by CCS Alumna
Bleeding Cool recently featured “Goodbye to All of You,” a middle-grade graphic novel published by Abrams Books, drawn by CCS alumna Tara Kurtzhals.Painter and educator Shirley Woodson is named 2021 Kresge Eminent Artist
Woodson is 13th metro Detroiter to receive lifetime achievement award with $50,000 cash prize.Figurative painter, tireless arts educator and advocate Shirley Woodson has been selected as the 2021 Kresge Eminent Artist. Woodson, 84, is the 13th metro Detroit artist to...Hour Detroit Features CCS Alumna
Hour Detroit recently featured CCS Craft & Material Studies alumna and costume and fashion designer Nabeela Najjar. The Detroit costume designer creates garments for editorial photoshoots and local art and fashion exhibitions.Celebrating Forgotten Heroes of WWII Through a Tabletop Game
Lee Gaddies, CCS alumnus and the founder and CEO of a Detroit-based company that has created a tabletop game that spotlights under-appreciated, all-black units during World War II. “Empire Fall” launched in November to spotlight the Army’s 761st Tank...
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