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Faculty member Gregory Climer expands the boundaries of quilting and textiles, bringing queer desire and innovation to a medium often associated with traditional craftwork.

Graduating from CCA with an MA in Visual & Critical Studies in 2016, Veronica Jackson is now a practicing artist whose work draws on cultural research and personal narrative.

For the third consecutive year, seniors in Fine Arts programs at CCA will receive funds to support the final year of tuition.

�Ӱɴ�ý (CCA) has appointed Margo Landy, Ph.D., as vice president of Enrollment Management. Landy will lead strategic enrollment initiatives to support student success and institutional growth.

Elisabeth Cobb-Hughes (MFA Industrial Design 2025) offers a thoughtful review of Works in Progress III, exploring how materials, design, and community intersect in a changing city.

In partnership with Cotton Incorporated and Materevolve, students explore the intersection of design, science, and ecology through interdisciplinary learning.

Graduating from CCA with a BFA in Fashion Design in 2022, Grecia Rivera is now a designer at Gap Inc.

Jonah Reenders (MFA Fine Arts 2025) explores queer ecology through photography in his project Armillaria, which investigates Armillaria ostoyae, also known as the humongous fungus.

Gabriela Mierkalne (BFA Interior Design 2026) and her teammates won the Workshop with their project, Re-compost, which reimagines New York's composting system to make it truly circular.

On view through October 11, Viaje a la luna explores a lost film by Spanish poet Federico García Lorca through thirteen historical and contemporary artworks.

The 2024–2025 CCA@CCA program explored the theme "Where do we go from here?" During a time of instability and conflict in the world around us, our programs modeled ways to come together for discussion, reflection, and growth.

The college is pleased to announce the appointment of Calvin B. Wheeler, MD, as its new Board Chair, along with the addition of two new board members: Sarah Thornton, PhD, and Luis Rico-Gutierrez, effective July 1, 2025.

Student Vanessa Perez Winder (MA Visual & Critical Studies 2025) offers an insightful review of the 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition, grounded in care, community, and reflection.

On view through October 11, Viaje a la luna explores a lost film by Spanish poet Federico García Lorca, brought to life through a dialogue between contemporary artists and historical artworks.

On view through November 30, Leviathan by Architecture faculty members Jason Kelly Johnson and Nataly Gattegno activates San Francisco’s Moscone Center. The installation reflects on power structures, climate change, and human nature.

Suzanne LaGasa (BFA Graphic Design 2005) launches ProtoToto Design Lab, an independent design education program for kids ages 6 to 12. The mission is to give kids a model of play that activates a lifetime of creativity and builds confidence.

Nitya Sanjana Reddy Cheruku (BFA Interior Design 2025) has been named the 2025 Student of the Year by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA).

Marcel Pardo Ariza's project Art Handlxrs* was recognized by the Art Basel Awards in the Allies category. The group supports the growth of BIPOC, women, queer, trans and gender nonconforming people in the professional arts industry.

Two undergraduate students and one graduate student were named to the Metropolis Future 100, designed to designate the top architecture and interior design students.

Family, friends, and the community gathered to celebrate the Class of 2025. Take a look at the highlights from this vibrant showcase.