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Alum Matthew Lew’s Pre-College experience launched him toward a successful graphic design career.
We asked CCA’s Nelson Chan, Jennine Scarboro, and Leslie Roberts to talk about some of their top books to read.
CCA’s dean of Fine Arts discusses the value of an arts education in today’s product-driven and politically tense world.
During an Interior Design course lab called tranSTUDIO, students explore new frontiers in advanced manufacturing and design at Autodesk.
Public Sediment for Alameda Creek, a project by CCA’s Architectural Ecologies research lab, has been awarded $31.4 million in California state funding.
Avoid these easy-to-make errors as you put together your admissions application art portfolio.
CCA Interior Design student Moon Lou enters her senior year with a prestigious award and advice for new students.
At just 24 years old, Arleene Correa Valencia (Individualized Major 2018) is making a huge impact through her artwork.
Negar Kalantar explores how relief cutting, or kerfing, can improve building materials’ adaptability to environmental threats.
Feeling the “vibe” of an art school, imagining yourself living, studying, and working there, is a crucial part of the campus visit. But there are a few more tangible things you should keep your eye out for, as well.
Galen Boone shares how the Individualized Studies curriculum formed her practice, which CCA faculty had the biggest impact, and what life has been like after graduation.
CCA Fashion Design faculty, students, activists, and influencers leverage every skill they have to bring change to the injustice at the root of fashion production.
Buoyant Ecologies and Rubber Impact Awareness & Action Project win grants from Center for Impact
As CCA’s ninth president, Stephen Beal champions learning through making to prepare students as creative citizens.
JD Beltran and Scott Minneman collaborate on cutting-edge interactive artworks which explore new modes of portraiture.
2019 honorary doctorate degree recipient Joyce J. Scott’s career demonstrates her quest to inspire change through art.
By the time Lily Williams (Animation 2014) reached high school, she already had a game plan.
CCA’s summer study trips introduce students to new cultures and experiences, and many programs also feature service to the host communities and reflections on issues that affect those communities: environmental …
The sidewalks of San Francisco’s busiest thoroughfare came alive for three days in April at the Market Street Prototyping Festival as teams of artists and designers exhibited over 50 ingenious …
Gaming is storytelling. From a design perspective, a good game presents a world that is both accessible and fantastic; at its center are good characters.
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