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The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) tapped a group of industrial design students at the Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD) to assist with a redesign project for new bus shelters. The new shelters are being designed for placement… [Read More]
The Columbus College of Art & Design 2011 Senior Fashion Show, titled “Masters of Design,” was held Friday night at the school’s Design Studios on Broad and this year’s graduates did not disappoint. The show, which kicked off at 8:30… [Read More]
The Columbus College of Art and Design was just recognized as having one of the top Fashion Design Programs in the entire World by Fashionista.com, a fashion-industry news outlet. “Imagine our delight: one of New York’s leading sources for fashion… [Read More]
Nothing about Charlie Malta is subtle. From the wild orange hair to the “Guice Mann” moniker, he’s meant to stand out in a crowd. So it’s logical that his artwork is a reflection of that. By day Charlie is a… [Read More]
Happy Halloween Everyone! Here is a spattering of Halloween events happening this weekend. Enjoy! Go see the King Boo’s take over of the Mario Wall. German Village’s Monster Bash is happening Friday night. Also, Sleigh Bells Halloween at BOMA. Por Vida… [Read More]
Renowned fashion designer Edward Buchanan has been named Columbus College of Art & Design’s 2010 Alumni Fashion Icon. This year is the second in which CCAD has honored a former student for their significant contributions to the fashion industry. “Edward… [Read More]
Photo by Feinknopf Photography Each year, the Columbus Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognizes outstanding design capabilities of local architects with their annual Honor Awards program. The 2009 winners have just been announced this morning, and include NBBJ,… [Read More]
What do dead people (as in zombies), pornography, mortgage foreclosures, genetically modified food, and strawberry jam have in common? The longest running film festival in the US, the 57th Columbus International Film + Video Festival. Beginning with three “Early Bird”… [Read More]
Columbus will soon be joining the short list of US Cities that can proudly claim that they have a dedicated Center for Architecture, thanks to the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The AIA is planning to open… [Read More]
(Photo by Denny Griffith) The Columbus College of Art and Design is fairly well known for their giant “Art” sign that stands over the center of campus as a giant landmark for the school. On Saturday, they added another visual… [Read More]
Last fall, we introduced Creative Columbus to readers on Columbus Underground. Later that year, many of you responded to our survey of creative sector employers, sole proprietors, employees, and students. Thank you all so much for your input and participation…. [Read More]
Columbus College of Art & Design’s 2009 Senior Fashion Show was like a circus− in a good way. Guests filing into the show’s venue –a tent at CCAD’s design studios on Broad Street that looked like it was plucked straight… [Read More]
From The Alive: CCAD Fashion Show: On with the show By Brittany Kress The senior fashion show at the Columbus College of Art & Design this year is all about out with the old, in with the new. It starts… [Read More]
If you are in the market for art, the Student Art Sale at CCAD is a great way to get some wonderful pieces. Local artist Nikos Fyodor Rutkowski is participating in the sale this year. He enjoys it because it allows you… [Read More]
The following discussion is about the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority wanting to sell some of the section 8 housing it owns so the properties can be renovated instead of being demolished
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