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On view June 10 through November 21, 2026, the exhibition brings together a newly commissioned film, installation, painting, and prints.

On view from March 19 to April 17, the show explores how labor, rest, leisure—once distinctive parts of everyday life—have become entangled.

On view April 1 through May 15, the exhibition features watercolors created during the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans, including 39 watercolors by Chikaji Kawakami (a.k.a. Nanpo) and four paintings by Chiura Obata.

After Intelligence is a public inquiry into the impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation on cultural production, civic life, and the human imagination.

On view January 21 through March 20, the exhibition explores the space between ideas, objects, and ways of seeing. FUTUREFORMS is the San Francisco-based art and design studio of faculty members Jason Kelly Johnson and Nataly Gattegno.

On view January 20 through March 7, 8 Hours of Rest: SoiL Thornton is the second exhibition in the Labor research series. The show examines rest not as retreat or inactivity, but as a condition shaped by power, access, and imagination.

�Ӱɴ�ý is excited to invite the public to experience its newly expanded campus with an exciting lineup of exhibitions, artist talks, lectures, and special events this February.

The Wattis Institute launches a yearlong research series featuring exhibitions and public programs that explore the theme of labor, titled Labor: 8 hours of work, 8 hours of rest, and 8 hours of what you will.

The college is pleased to announce the appointment of two new trustees, David Saxe and Bonnie Hewson, effective July 25, 2025.

The college is thrilled to welcome Jennifer Sonderby as the new chair of Communication Design, where she builds on the program’s legacy and expands into digital, product, and experience design.

�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.

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.

The gala honored Brown’s enduring civic leadership and his lasting impact on the San Francisco Bay Area.

CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts is pleased to announce Viaje a la luna (A trip to the moon), an exhibition inspired by the only screenplay ever written by the renowned Spanish poet Federico García Lorca.

�Ӱɴ�ý (CCA) invites the public to experience its newly expanded campus with an exciting lineup of free exhibitions, artist talks, lectures, and special events this May.

CCA is proud to confer honorary doctorates to three distinguished recipients, Rob Epstein (Professor Emeritus), Chris Johnson (Professor Emeritus), and Lava Thomas (BFA Ceramics 1999), at its 118th Commencement Ceremony.

On view from April 30 through May 17, the exhibition features work by 20 emerging artists from CCA's Fine Arts graduate program. Their work will be displayed at the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts and Novack Gallery.

�Ӱɴ�ý (CCA) invites the public to experience its newly expanded campus with an exciting lineup of free exhibitions, artist talks, lectures, and special events this April.

Reunited is a group exhibition featuring twelve Bay Area artists from the NMWA Women to Watch program, whose creative careers have been driven by resilience, artistic excellence, and collective support.

�Ӱɴ�ý is excited to invite the public to experience its newly expanded campus with an exciting lineup of exhibitions, artist talks, lectures, and special events this March.