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Globally recognized curator Maria Lind helps CCA curatorial graduate students think more broadly about the field of curating.

Beloved painter and educator Wayne Thiebaud discusses his life’s work and his place in art history.

Artists can apply their creative talents and unique viewpoints almost anywhere.

When evaluating an art college, one of the most important factors to consider is the quality of their faculty.

A sponsored studio featuring Interaction Design, Industrial Design, and MFA Design investigating the creation of new visual, form-based, and spatial interfaces focused on storytelling, goal tracking, and decision making.

Designing Material Innovation, an outdoor exhibition at CCA, hypothesizes a future with radically different notions of material, fabrication, and design.

Sam Ancona (BFA Animation 2013) talks early artistic inspirations, the importance of finding a creative community, and navigating the world of freelance animation.

Broadly looks at Queer California: Untold Stories, an exhibition at the Oakland Museum of California that's curated by Christina Linden, CCA associate professor in Curatorial Practice.

Viola Frey is the subject of a solo exhibition at di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art. Frey, a professor emerita and honorary doctorate recipient, taught at CCA for nearly 35 years.

After breaking up with his high school rock band, Shawn HibmaCronan says, he “found CCA and realized all I wanted to do was learn how to make things.”

Alumna Yadira Cazares (BFA Painting & Drawing 2005) runs Galería Beso Maya, the only art gallery in Fruitvale. Her mission is to promote artists of color and unite the community through workshops and exhibitions.