CDN caught up with the likes of Rivian and Lucid during the prestigious California design school’s annual event
For the first time since the pandemic, ArtCenter College of Design opened its Hillside campus to prospective students, their families and alumni for a scaled-down version of its annual fall gathering. The Southern California institution is known for its annual car show, typically packed with spectators and members of the community along with a star-studded cast of alumni.
“The focus this year is getting students back together in the spirit of recovery and moving forward,” says Jordan Meadows, ArtCenter instructor and Ford designer. “The idea of coming on-site to a school is really important, and looking at beautiful designs together is still a part of the creative process.”
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