Join us for an evening at CCAM with Sigune Hamann, Artist-in-Residence (2024-25), Wu Tsai Institute, Yale University. Hamann will present her installation, “Film-strips panning,” created during her residency with Wu Tsai and newly adapted for the CCAM projection mapping system. Experience the work displayed across CCAM’s facade, visible both from inside the Leeds Studio and on the street (149 York Street), learn about Hamann’s creative practice, and discuss the work among CCAM community members. This event is presented at CCAM in partnership with BrainWorks, Wu Tsai Institute.

Create, discover, and explore—and be part of the CCAM community! CCAM Wednesday Wisdom workshops explore dynamic intersections of the arts and technology, and are designed and taught by our team, along with collaborators from on and off campus.

This workshop, taught by artist and designer Christian Killada (MFA, Design – Projections, David Geffen School of Drama, 2025) invites you to explore projection design and the unique capabilities of the CCAM projection mapping system in our Leeds Studio. The workshop will include the announcement of a guest-curated Open Call, open to the Yale community and the public, for projections projects, to be displayed across the facade of CCAM later this year. At the event, pizza, beverages, and snacks will be provided for the group to enjoy.

There are more events in the CCAM Wednesday Wisdom series. Come to CCAM on select Wednesday evenings between September and May for creativity, conversation, and a shared dinner. For more information, visit the Calendar page on the CCAM website.

Create, discover, and explore—and be part of the CCAM community! CCAM Wednesday Wisdom workshops explore dynamic intersections of the arts and technology, and are designed and taught by our team, along with collaborators from on and off campus.

This workshop, taught by Ross Wightman (CCAM Technical Manager and Lecturer, Yale College) and collaborators invites you to explore Max/MSP. This software is frequently used in CCAM projects, which allows you to connect various creative inputs and outputs, such as sound, projections, and lighting. At the event, pizza, beverages, and snacks will be provided for the group to enjoy.

There are more events in the CCAM Wednesday Wisdom series. Come to CCAM on select Wednesday evenings between September and May for creativity, conversation, and a shared dinner. For more information, visit the Calendar page on the CCAM website.

The Yale Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) invites proposals from Yale students and alums for the Fall 2025 exhibition at the CCAM ISOVIST Gallery, located at our studios at 149 York Street in New Haven.

“I hold it towards you” will be curated by New York-based researcher, writer, and curator Fabiola Alondra. The works will be selected through this call for proposals and by invitation from the curator. The exhibition will open at the CCAM ISOVIST Gallery on October 24, from 6–8 pm. It will remain on view through December 5.

How to Apply:

➢ Proposals for works in any medium (visual art, media, sound, live performance, etc.; either finished or to be created for the exhibition) are invited through Sunday, September 21, at 11:59 pm EDT. Early submissions are encouraged.
➢ Please submit your proposal at this link: https://forms.office.com/r/Vv8RzvsH99
➢ For questions, please contact CCAM Assistant Director Lauren Dubowski: lauren.dubowski@yale.edu

Read more about the exhibition and the curator at the submission link!

Apply to the CCAM Studio Fellowship for 2025–2026!

The CCAM Studio Fellowship invites participants to create original, yearlong projects based at CCAM. Fellows’ interdisciplinary work evolves through discoveries made in the program, working individually or as a collaborative group, and involves partnership between CCAM and another entity.

CCAM offers each Studio Fellowship project:
* funding for project materials,
* meetings with the group of fellows and our team for project mentorship,
* access to CCAM spaces and the CCAM Equipment Checkout, and
* an opportunity to present their work as part of the CCAM Studio Fellowship Exhibition at the CCAM ISOVIST Gallery on April 2, 2026.

The call for proposals is open to the Yale community and the public. Please note that the fellowship requires regular, in-person involvement at CCAM.

Learn more and apply here: https://forms.office.com/r/Vvm6CGdsGp

Guest artist to be announced! This event is a part of the CCAM Film Advisor Office Hours series, open to the Yale community. Students, staff, and faculty are invited to join us for these unique discussions between Susan Youssef (CCAM Film Advisor) and invited leaders from the world of film. Ask questions about everything from your creative practice as a filmmaker to getting your work out into the world. Feel free to bring your dinner or snacks to enjoy over the discussion.