California College of the Arts is an art and design college at 145 Hooper St in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood. Its programs span architecture, design, writing and visual art, with fields including ceramics, film, metal arts, textiles, sculpture and literature. The campus has studio facilities, a library and newer equipment, and The Nave hosts open critiques. If you’re nearby, Wednesday evening campus events are a reason to check the schedule before you go.
Programs and creative fields
California College of the Arts has programs in architecture, design, writing and visual art. Its fields of study include ceramics, film, metal arts, textiles, sculpture and literature. The college has operated for more than a century and enrolls undergraduate and graduate students.
Studios, exhibitions and campus events
The campus has studio facilities and a library, with equipment and technologies for creative work. At The Nave, critiques are open. Campus events are centered on Wednesday evenings, with shows that can include work by photographers exploring youth and life across the Bay Area.
The CCA Wattis Institute is an exhibition and gallery space founded in 2001. Its exhibitions and programs present work by emerging and established artists and focus on new ideas about art.
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Where is California College of the Arts?
The address is 145 Hooper St in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood.
What can you study at CCA?
Programs include architecture, design, writing and visual art, with fields such as ceramics, film, metal arts, textiles, sculpture and literature.
When are campus events held?
Campus events are centered on Wednesday evenings.
