Upcoming Events
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CCAM Wednesday Wisdom: Synth Petting Zoo – Snyderphonics
- Upcoming event
Details coming soon! This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, and room capacity limits will apply.
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Call for Proposals: "A Color You Remember," CCAM ISOVIST Gallery
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The Yale Center for Collaborative Arts (CCAM) & Yale Creative and Performing Arts (CPA) Awards invite Yale undergraduate students to submit work in visual art for the Spring 2027 exhibition at CCAM’s ISOVIST Gallery: A Color You Remember, curated by Moshopefoluwa Olagunju (Yale School of Art, Painting/Printmaking, 2027). A Color You Remember (working title) draws from the name of CCAM’s gallery, "ISOVIST," which describes the volume of space visible from a given vantage point. With this exhibition, the gallery will become a shared field of vision where individual perspectives—yo...
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CCAM Yard Sale
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CCAM is cleaning out our equipment and supply rooms! Stop by to browse an array of equipment, art supplies, and random gear and knickknacks—all available for purchase at affordable prices. Please note that payment is by card only. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, and room capacity limits will apply.
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CCAM Wednesday Wisdom: Projection Mapping + CCAM MIX Kickoff
- Upcoming event
Details coming soon! This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, and room capacity limits will apply.
Past Events
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CCAM Open House & Exhibition Opening: "CCAM Thinking," CCAM ISOVIST Gallery | An Evening of the Arts Event
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The Yale Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) is a vital space for interdisciplinary exploration. Our events, programs, and other activities take an arts-forward, experimental approach. We emphasize process as much as outcome and engage hands-on with emerging technologies. Join us for our Open House event at CCAM, 149 York Street on Thursday, September 3 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm to discover how you can get involved. Meet our team, get to know our studio and lab spaces, and experience student projects developed here. Subscribe to our newsletter for updates: https://ccam.yale.edu
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CCAM + Yale School of Music Flute Studio: Reimagining the Continuo: Flute in Sonic Breath / Signal / Interface
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What if we imagine electronics as a modern-day Baroque continuo? In Reimagining the Continuo: Flute in Sonic Breath / Signal / Interface, electronics serve as a contemporary continuo—an evolving sonic foundation that supports, challenges, and redefines the flute’s role. The flute enters a network of sound, image, and digital process, becoming an integrated musical partner. Works by Jacob TV, Kaija Saariaho, Elaine Lillios, Kian Ravaei, Elizabeth Brown, Freya Shearon and a premiere by Yale School of Music’s own Theodore Haber position breath as signal—circulating through systems that capt...
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CCAM Studio Fellowship Exhibition
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Experience the work of the 2025–2026 CCAM Studio Fellows! The fellowship invites invites creators to produce an original project based at the Yale Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM). Their interdisciplinary work evolves through discoveries made in the program and involves partnership between CCAM and another entity. This culminating exhibition presents the current cohort of Studio Fellows’ work in the CCAM ISOVIST Gallery and other spaces around CCAM. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-...
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Tape Decay
- Past event
Tape Decay is an exhibit inspired by an interest in how memory works in the modern age. In the digital era, where anything can be captured with the click of a button, memories are much easier to preserve. However, even these technological surrogates are vulnerable to decay and will disappear eventually one day. This mortality is immediately and viscerally audible in the unique quality of analog recorded sound, which is defined as much by its imperfections as by its fidelity. When we hear the crackle of a vinyl record or the warble of a cassette tape, we are transported to the past, even if w...
