Cypress College

Art Gallery


About CCAG

Cypress College Art Gallery (CCAG) presents professional and student exhibitions, performances, workshops, lectures, and visiting artists’ projects to enhance Fine Arts coursework, further support student success, and enrich the broader Cypress community.

Located on Kizh and Tongva land, CCAG is in the gateway area of the Cypress College campus near the campus theater. CCAG is closest to Valley View Street, which is accessible from the 405, 91, and 5 Freeways. Park in Lot 1 in the designated visitor’s area, and remember to purchase a parking pass.

 

ADDRESS

9200 Valley View Street
Cypress, CA 90630

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Gallery Hours

Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and by appointment.

 

Contact

jdriggs@cypresscollege.edu

213 864 1242


Parking

Park in Lot 1. Parking permits can be purchased at a kiosk in front of the Business Building on the edge of Lot 1.

Staff

Janet Owen Driggs, Director 

Kirk Pickler, Exhibitions Manager

Nadia Wallace, Administrative Assistant

Gallery FLOOR PLAN and Photos

Gallery Map

Gallery Reference Photos

 
 
 

Current Exhibitions | Past Exhibitions

 
 

Now and Then & Reflecting Pool

Opening Reception: Thursday, October 3, 6-8pm

Exhibition: October 3 – November 21, 2024

 
 

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Reflecting Pool, screenshot, 2024

 
 

Future Exhibitions

 
 
 

An Earth Twin at the Digital Dawn: Tom Van Sant's GeoSphere Project

MARCH 6 – APRIL 18

Opening Reception:

Thursday, March 6, 2025, 6-8 pm

 

In 1988, when computer simulations were rudimentary experiments and before the World Wide Web existed, Tom Van Sant began the GeoSphere Project. He aimed to build an accurate, interactive, awe-inspiring replica of Earth that would make its ecosystems visible and bring humankind together to know, love, and care for our planet.

Working at technology's outermost reaches, Van Sant and his scientist-collaborator Dr. L. Van Warren created a groundbreaking work of art, science, and technology that prefigured today's “digital twins” by two decades, influenced environmental policy, demonstrated an environmentally driven post-Cold War function for military technology, and paved the way for Google Earth.

Curated by Janet Owen Driggs, An Earth Twin at the Digital Dawn is produced by 18th Street Arts Center, Otis College of Art and Design, and Cypress College.

THE STUDENTS SHOW, 2025

MAY 8– MAY 23

Opening Reception & Awards Ceremony:

Thursday, May 8, 6:00-8:00 pm

 

Our annual exhibition of works made by students in the Cypress College Visual and Performing Arts Division, The Students’ Show features works selected by the student artists themselves to spotlight their creativity, skills, and achievements.