Hyperallergic recently sat down with CCS alumna Brenda Goodman about her artmaking practices, the evolution of her work and what influences her. She received her BFA from the College for Creative Studies along with an honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts in 2017. After moving to New York City in 1976, her work was included in the 1979 Whitney Biennial and she has had over 40 solo exhibitions.
The Detroit Scarab Club is hosting CCS alumna Lois Teicher solo exhibition, “Lois Teicher: Woman of Steel.” The Detroit News refers to the show as “electrifying,” and asks “Why doesn’t downtown Detroit boast more large-scale Lois Teicher sculptures?”
Born in Haiti and raised in Miami, Serge Gay, the San Francisco-based artist and CCS Illustration alumnus wanted to compose a “love letter” to the mid-century modern heritage and retro revival that Palm Springs is known for.
Robert Schefman, contemporary American artist and CCS professor, is having a solo exhibition, “SECRETS,” at the David Klein Gallery from November 8th – December 21st, 2019.
The Pontiac Art Center, currently exhibiting “Kaleidoscope of Expression,” chose CCS Crafts alumna Cai Steen’s necklace “Glenway Drive” as best in show.
Naples Illustrated recently sat down with CCS alumnus and co-founder of Method & Concept, Chad Jensen. Method & Concept is “a gallery, art consultancy, and design atelier, serving as an incubator, catalyst and purveyor of international emerging and mid-career interdisciplinary artists.”
Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton is hosting a panel discussion on CCS Illustration alumnus Mario Moore’s exhibition “The Work of Several Lifetimes” of black men and women who work at or around the Princeton University campus in blue collar jobs.
“Sit Down Somewhere,” Sydney G James’ first solo exhibition, opens to the public on October 12th from 6-9pm at Playground Detroit.
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