Last chance to join us this summer at #SeattleCenter for #MoviesAtTheMural! This week we're watching The Color Purple. The movie will be preceded by short films by Cornish College of the Arts students & our UW Certificate in Film & Video Production alumni. ms.spr.ly/6044lnxjQ

This weekend Cornish Film and Media's Isabella McMillan presents My Margemalade, a short student film preceding Seattle Center's August 23 showing of The Color Purple (Musical). Movies begin at dusk around 9pm!

#CornishAlum Monyee Chau (Art, 2018) is navigating the Seattle arts economy and beyond through a lens of Chinese-American history, community, and social engagement. They've created for @seattlekraken, @tmobile, @warnerbrothers, and local establishments: bit.ly/4glfslR

Student Art Spotlight 🔦 Raised in South Korea, Dahyun Kim is a Seattle-based, interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker at Cornish. Two of his films were nominated and premiered in short film festivals! Explore his approach to non-linear editing: dhynprd.myportfolio.com

Dive into the world of visual and performing arts at Cornish's Open House this Saturday, Sep 28: featuring an in-depth college overview, covering application tips, financial aid, majors, and scholarships with studio and residence hall tours! Register here: hubs.li/Q02R9DyX0

5 Questions with Faculty 🖊️ We sat down with Cornish Design professor and Fulbright Specialist, Natalia Ilyin, to discuss her interdisciplinary approach to design education and how she’s shaping the future of critical thinking in design. Read here: bit.ly/nataliailyin

Student Art Spotlight 🔦 As a first-year Art student at Cornish, Heustess has been commissioned by MoPOP to create a piece for its upcoming exhibit on October 12 -- inspired by the iconic Keith Haring. Get their advice for other young artists: bit.ly/3U1Y3oG

Traveling through SeaTac this fall? You can view ten original short films by present and former film students of Cornish College of the Arts! 📍Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Seattle-Tacoma Intl. Airport Checkpoint 1 17801 International Blvd Presented in partnership with Port of Seattle - ⚓️

Aloha from theater rehearsals! We joined Cornish Theater as they rehearsed an upcoming production of Aloha, Say the Pretty Girls by Naomi Iizuka. The show opens on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 8pm @ Cornish Playhouse. Join us for this quirky and heartfelt play 🎟️ hubs.li/Q02VXDnQ0

Fred Hutch and Cornish College of the Arts of the Arts celebrated its 20th year of partnership last Friday with an exhibition featuring art by Cornish alumni. The artwork will be on display in the Arnold Building through June 30, 2025 with select pieces available for sale.

Screendance merges choreography and cinematography, using the camera to capture & transform movement. We recently spoke with Cornish Dance Faculty and award-winning filmmaker, Jeffrey Schick, about combining the arts of dance and film: hubs.li/Q02YgNkt0 #screendance

A new chapter begins for Kerry Hall, one of Seattle’s most iconic arts spaces. Built in 1921 & home to Cornish College of the Arts for over 100 years, the building sold to Seattle Theatre Group, ensuring it remains a vibrant hub for creativity and arts: hubs.li/Q02Zp_Tz0

Cornish and Seattle University are excited to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent to join institutions, with Cornish eventually becoming Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and continuing to educate students at its South Lake Union campus. hubs.ly/Q02-C2By0

Meet #CornishAlum Connie Gabbert! After earning her BFA in Design (Illustration) in '08, Connie’s journey led her from book cover design to tattoo artistry. Now at I Heart Tattoo in Portland, Oregon, she emphasizes trying new things for growth. Learn more: hubs.li/Q02_9V600

Cornish College of the Arts is honored to be named one of the Most Engaged Campuses for College Student Voting in 2024 by @ALLINtovote! 🗳 We’re excited to keep strengthening our institution's democracy. Learn more: hubs.li/Q02_YPtF0

Great things happen when Design, Film, and Theater students unite! Jillian Bird, Zoe Holman, Aurora de Luna, and Emma Ordoñez-Enos transformed the Cornish Writing Center's "swamp wall" into a vibrant mural of flora, creating the only permanent mural on campus! Stop by MCC 212 🖼️