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Minimalist in his designs and, it turns out, in conversation, Mason St. Peter describes his style in one word: functional.

Outdoor show features five original site-specific architecture structure and pavilions using material and form in ways that have rarely been seen before.

Exhibition at Hubbell Street Galleries marks first solo exhibition for the New York artist and author.

Students Jackie Katz and Xenia Moseley examine social imaginaries and poetic encounters through the lens of collective theater making.

Former professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago begins in August 2017.

CCA interior design junior Antonia Widodo awarded $30,000 from the Angelo Donghia Foundation.

Sold-out event draws more than 400 supporters honoring the renowned founder of IDEO.

This list of seven things to look for on art college visits will help you select the best arts college for you.

Located less than three blocks from campus, building will house approximately 220 students and feature ground-floor commercial space.

Making art that matters in an environment that is struggling with social, economic and political challenges.

In 2015 when David Chin enrolled in CCA’s MBA in Design Strategy program, his instructors introduced him to a cutting-edge visual collaboration software platform called MURAL.

Concurrent exhibitions open June 1, 2017.

Event showcases work of CCA's undergraduate Fashion Design program on CCA's Back Lot.

SFMOMA Director Neal Benezra receives an honorary doctorate degree and delivers the undergraduate address. Miwa Ikemiya, delivers the graduate address.

Learn four key things to consider when deciding which top art college you will attend.

CCA celebrates the renowned American design visionary at its annual fundraising event to benefit CCA student scholarships.

For the aspiring fine artist, driven by a desire for personal growth and to make a difference in the world, there are few better places to spend the next four years of your life than a fine arts college. Learn why.

Exhibition showcases work of 35 emerging artists from CCA's graduate program in Fine Arts.

Second biennial, university-based conference brings together over 150 international LGBTQ cartoonists, editors, publishers, and scholars.

The exhibition marks the Berlin-based conceptual artist's most comprehensive solo exhibition to-date at a U.S. institution.