EPIC FAIL #2: Juliet Hinely learns an important lesson about site-specific installations...

Senior Neil Zemba wants to change the world, one shoe at a time.

EPIC FAIL #1: Sherri Smith learns an important lesson about prototyping...

MOMA design curator Paola Antonelli interviewed by MFA candidate Mia Cinelli

Stamps alum Yen Azarro offers senior Paula Schubatis advice on how to price student work.

A&D students create giant puppets for the annual Festifools parade.

MFA students report on their 2012 travels

Charlie Michaels leads a group of 10 students on a 3-week West African trip.

A group of designers, makers and technologists gather in Detroit to collectively imagine and produce a catalog of products from the future.

A glimpse into faculty studios this summer

And still, it moves: Students in Stephanie Rowden's class create audio to experience under starry skies.

In his 2012 commencement speech, celebrated illustrator, author and A&D alum Chris Van Allsburg talks with students about fate, serendipity, and transforming the imaginary into the real.

An Interview with Type Designer Matthew Carter

An Interview with Furniture Designer and A&D Alum TJ O'Keefe

Reed Esslinger (MFA 2012) interviews internationally acclaimed artist Ernesto Neto.

A&D Professor Janie Paul on 17 years of curating the Annual Exhibitions of Art by Michigan Prisoners.

A&D Senior Teshia Treuhaft interviews designer Ayse Birsel on designing products, and a life you love.

A&D senior Shaili Das talks to Robert Hammond, Co-Founder of New York City's High Line.

Jim Cogswell creates the "World's Largest Vinyl Painting" for the new C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.

Students in SmartSurfaces team up to provide design solutions for an off-the-grid artist house in Detroit.

Director of Work•Detroit Stephen Schudlich gives an illustrated, culinary tour of Detroit.

A&D students and faculty are bringing art back into the school day and learning some lessons from students about creativity and play .

Curators Stephanie Rowden and Kath Weider-Roos on the making of Sounds of the State.

New Yorker Cartoon Editor Bob Mankoff: Why Art Should be Funnier

A&D Professor Jim Cogswell writes about the meaning, practice and study of painting.

A&D Associate Professor Nick Tobier on social design and his interest in Detroit.

Art & Design, Engineering and Music studients learn how to cast carillon bells for a course called "Shaping the Sound of Bronze".

A&D Alum Linda Holliday (BFA '79) describes how an art and design education can pay off.

A&D Student Stephanie Starch reflects on her experience designing and building treadle pumps in Madagascar.

A&D Alum Joan Sugihara (BFA '72) talks about how - and why - she has chosen a creative life.

A "floating residency" in the arctic circle helped Osman Khan create work that responds to climate change.

Profiles of four A&D Seniors, each with a different approach to the year-long Integrative Project.

Can one course change the world? SmartSurfaces, an innovative, multi-disciplinary team-taught course channels the power of collaboration.

Visiting artist collective Tiny Circus creates public, engaging art with the magic of stop-motion animation.

Recent A&D graduate Belal Hibri talks about his work as a colorist in the film industry.

Visiting artist Andrea Loefke helped A&D students create - and inhabit - a mysterious, three-tiered green world.