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You’ll find news about the College and awards that recognize the work of faculty, staff, students and alumni.

/Designer Shreya Thakkar working on the Walker On Assist cane and smart walker
The Better India

Grad alum Shreya Thakkar creates canes for the elderly by sending SOS
/black and white portrait of Ricky Weaver
Detroit Metro Times

Faculty Ricky Weaver's photography is a hymn to Black feminist futurity

/Painter and mixed media artist Delbar Shahbaz embraces vibrant colors in symphonic palettes as an emblem of freedom and a gesture of courage—like nature emerging from a winter of revolution into a spring of power and liberty.
LA Weekly

Fine Art faculty Delbar Shahbaz featured in Meet an Artist Monday
/colorful Illustration by Anil Rinat
Fast Company

Advertising alum Mike Cessario's brand Liquid Death included in world's most innovative companies of 2023
/Estella Tse sits with plants in a garden nursery.
Forbes

Illustration alum and creative director Estella Tse is creating connection-worthy stories with VR/AR
/Helene Rother, General Motors
CBT News

Transportation alum Michelle Christensen ranked in top 20 female designers who changed automotive industry
/Installation view of Anthony Lee Pittman: Sons Like Me (photo Matt Stromberg/Hyperallergic)
Hyperallergic

Anthony Lee Pittman, founder of Compton Art & History Museum, was inspired by visiting ArtCenter growing up
/ artists Frank Ingerson (1879–1968) and George Dennison (1873–1966) are two of the most fascinating and admirable people you may have never heard of—until now.
Queer Forty

New book documents the life of artists Frank Ingerson and George Dennison in the early 1900s, which influenced the founding of ArtCenter
/Laura Cooper is perhaps best known for her handmade ceramics, but her elemental ethos expands beyond her work in clay into a sculptural idiom pairing it with stone, branches, roots, flowers, stainless steel, silk, textiles, water, paper, glue, and collected spider webs.
LA Weekly

Fine Art chair Laura Cooper featured in Meet an Artist Monday
/D’Wayne Edwards is the founder of Pensole Lewis College, the first academy in the U.S. dedicated to footwear design, and the first historically Black college in the country focused on design.
Rolling Out

Honorary degree awardee D'Wayne Edwards is paving the way for Black designers
/Robbie Nock at Creative Tech Week
Pasadena Now

Associate VP of Entrepreneurship and Professional Practice Robbie Nock on future of autonomous vehicles
/Thinking of getting your bachelor’s degree in art? Before you choose your school, learn about the best art colleges by graduate earnings.
Payscale.com

ArtCenter ranked #1 for Best Undergraduate Art Schools by Salary Potential
/Darin Johnstone Architects (DJA) responsible for building the Mullin Transportation Design Center, among many other building projects on campus.
Los Angeles Business Journal

Darin Johnstone Architects (DJA) responsible for building many of ArtCenter's buildings
/Victor Estrada erupted onto the art world landscape with his confounding work in the 1992 Los Angeles MOCA exhibition, “Helter Skelter: L.A. Art in the 1990s,” along with other luminaries such as Harry Gamboa Jr., Megan Williams and Mike Kelley.
Artillery Magazine

Alum Victor Estrada exhibition "Purple Mexican" was reviewed

/Celebrating the histories and cultures of Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America, ArtCenter College of Design’s Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography (HMCT) has produced an exemplary introduction to the rarely examined heritage of Hispanic women of typography.
Print Magazine

HMCT book Mujeres Hispanas y Tipografia interviewed