ISOVIST Gallery
- Space
Established by CCAM in 2024, ISOVIST is Yale CCAM’s interdisciplinary art gallery.
I hold it towards you
[Exhibition]
The exhibition explored the enduring power of hands through a selection of objects, images, and practices that draw on art history, anthropology, archaeology, spiritual traditions, and material culture. Artists from diverse disciplines were invited to reflect on this intimate yet vast subject and engage with its rich history.
Leeds Studio
- Space
The Leeds Studio is our premiere black-box space for CCAM events, teaching and workshops, research, and other projects.
Sponsored Courses
- Program
Through our Sponsored Courses program, CCAM hosts courses from across the university, working with them to develop unique curricular experiences that activate our creative spaces and systems.
Maquette is a publication that serves as an archive in motion for the projects, research, and dialogues of CCAM.
Appearing both online and in print, each issue is themed, and includes a mix of faculty, students, and guests. Each print edition arrives with a fresh visual identity.
Issues are available for purchase through the CCAM Shop. Read Maquette online at yalemaquette.com.
Fellowships
- Program
CCAM offers fellowship programs and open calls that provide support to Yale students, faculty, staff, and other community members in developing and sharing creative work, often in collaboration with campus and other partners.
CCAM Studio Fellowship
The CCAM Studio Fellowship invites creators to produce an original project based at CCAM.
Ultra Space
- Research
Ultra Space installs principles of curiosity, perception, and artifact-based insight into the built environment, exploring architectural life through sensing, making, and theorizing.
CCAM Ultra Space Symposium: Adaptation/s
Ultra Space is guided by a system called M-cubed, based on applications of movement, mechanism, and meaning that can span from digital to material implementation.
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The Spring 2023 CCAM Ultra Space Symposium took up earthly reference frames for understanding the body in space. Inspired by the work of Arakawa and Gins, we considered the body as a part of its architectural surroundings. The opening event included a screening of the short film Ultra Space: Terra Cosma, produced at CCAM.