CCAM Open House: An Evening of the Arts Event
You’re invited to the CCAM Open House!
Part of the Evening of the Arts events presented by the Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM), the Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library, Yale Center for British Art, the Yale Repertory Theatre, and Yale University Art Gallery in collaboration with Yale College Arts.
Details
Explore the intersection of art, technology, and performance at the annual CCAM Open House. Step into CCAM to meet the CCAM team, explore upcoming events, learn about our in-house technologies, and discover opportunities for students. Enjoy light refreshments, free giveaways, and enter a raffle for CCAM swag!
Guest Artist
Wu Tsai Institute Artist-in-Residence (2024-25) Sigune Hamann presents Film-strips panning—a panoramic photographic installation tracing collective movement and street marches, activated through CCAM’s new projection mapping system.
Works
CCAM Lobby
“Call-to-Remember” by Soleil Piverger (Yale College, 2027)
Created as part of the CCAM Studio Fellowship (2024–2025)
“Touch, For the First Time” by Xinran Li (Yale College, 2025)
A Yale College Creative and Performing Arts (CPA) Project and senior thesis in Computer Science, developed and presented in collaboration with CCAM, May 2025
CCAM Leeds Studio
6pm–7:30pm:
The Invisible Cafe by Maryeva Gonzalez (Yale College, 2027)
Created in the CCAM Sponsored Course Technology and the Promise of Transformation, taught by Sarah Oppenheimer (Professor in the Practice, Yale School of Art and CCAM Faculty Fellow)
7:30pm–8pm:
Film-strips panning by Sigune Hamann (Artist-in-Residence (2024-25), Wu Tsai Institute, Yale University). Note: The installation will remain visible from the street (149 York Street) until 10:00 PM.
CCAM ISOVIST Gallery
Throughout the evening:
Recent work by Jason Nuttle (Yale College, 2025)
Recent work by Maggie Schnyer (Yale College, 2024)
CCAM Computer Lab
Throughout the evening:
Recent work by Bronwen Pailthorpe (Yale College, 2026)
Recent work by Linden Skalak (Yale College, 2026)
Admission
This event is free and open to the Yale community. Registration is not required. Participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, and room capacity limits will apply.
