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Columbus College of Art & Design is pleased to announce new additions and promotions in our faculty ranks ahead of the fall 2018 semester. The new and promoted faculty members are:

At Columbus College of Art & Design, artists and designers learn the business skills they need to change culture and commerce.

And that’s evident in CCAD’s Starting an Art & Design Business course, which includes participation in  SunDown RunDown, a nonprofit in Ohio that offers pitch events, funding, and other venture aid to startups.  The experience with SunDown RunDown gives CCAD students a chance to  build valuable experience and gain access to investors, mentors, and important resources.,

CCAD alumni are working on solo gallery exhibitions, a distillery and restaurant launch, and a new book illustrated for an Empire star. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus, in Columbus, and points well beyond.

Kicking off 2018, Comicon gives a big shout-out to the work of a recent Columbus College of Art & Design Illustration alum, Broad & High highlights a Fine Arts professor’s exhibition, and all the Short North construction feels a little brighter thanks to CCAD student artwork. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus, in Columbus, and points well beyond.

We know CCAD is tops, and end-of-year press coverage reflected that, with accolades from Entertainment Weekly for a comic by a CCAD alum, and praise for Beeler Gallery from The Columbus Dispatch and Columbus Underground. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus, in Columbus, and points well beyond.

From designs to bring joy to housework, to art you can not only see, but taste, touch, hear, and smell, CCAD Family members have been busy. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus, in Columbus, and points well beyond.

From Art Basel Miami to Eloquii, from book publishing to film festivals, CCAD Family members have been busy. Get the skinny on what’s happening on campus and points beyond.

Ran Tao (Fashion Design, 2019), will see her dress design sold online this spring thanks to a Columbus College of Art & Design partnership with plus-size contemporary brand ELOQUII, which is based in Columbus. Read more here.