Columbia College Chicago is an international leader and recognized pioneer in arts and media education. Discover why through this video narrated by TV journalist Bill Kurtis.
Brian Dettmer (BA '97)
A Real Bookworm
This Atlanta-based artist transforms the pages of old books into new masterpieces. In the process, he asks us to consider how books are endangered by new media.
Columbia College Chicago had a big presence in Park City, Utah, January 20-23, including a presentation with Len Amato (BA '75), president of HBO Films.
As a Columbia student, this seasoned storyteller says working professors showed him the path to success: "These were folks who knew what they were doing because they were doing it every day."
Driehaus Foundation helps fund Columbia College Chicago Press publication, “Architecture of Segregation,” a volume of essays focused on the relationship between place and race.
Funding from the National Endowment for the Arts to the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago and the Chicago Jazz Ensemble will support residencies and new works.
January 26 - March 1, 2012
UNDRESSED: Women’s Unmentionables of the’50s and 60s is a glimpse at the sometimes provocative, often uncomfortable, and always intriguing under ...
Black Gossamer will feature contemporary black artists who use fashion, textiles and dress to articulate their ideas on the revolution of black identity over the last decade. Curated by ...
When is a photograph no longer just a photograph? To find out, join the Museum of Contemporary Photography for its new exhibition, “Limits of Photography.” The exhibition’s title ...
On Saturday, February 4, 2012, Columbia College Chicago will present An Evening of Cabaret: Journeys and New Beginnings, featuring veteran and emerging Chicago-area cabaret artists, ...
Is THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT a glorious feast celebrating the diversity of the American family or a shameful attempt to undermine the traditional definition of marriage? A screening of the film ...
