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 via the QR codes posted in the lot and on campus.
ADDRESS
9200 Valley View Street
Cypress, CA 90630
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 via the QR codes posted in the lot and on campus.
Staff
Janet Owen Driggs, Director
Nadia Wallace, Administrative Assistant
Gallery FLOOR PLAN and Photos
Current Exhibitions | Past Exhibitions
HOLIDAY ART SALE, 2025
December 3 & 4, 10 AM – 4 PM
TOPOGRAPHIX, Latinx Photographers and the Sub/urban Landscape
Friday, January 30 – Thursday, February 19
Opening Reception: Thursday, February 12
More than a backdrop, "place" is a character that shapes and reflects the identities of its inhabitants. Topographic presents photography by Latinx artists who engage their environments, transform lands into language, and locate memory and history in places that remain alive with possibility.
Curated by Aydinaneth Ortiz and Janet Owen Driggs, Topographix is part of Foto SoCal.
RESILIENCE: Licia Wise, Alexia Kutzner, Maria Elena Fuster, Sara DeSmet
Exhibition: March 12 – April 16
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 12, 6-8 pm
Closing Reception: Thursday, April 16, 6-8 pm
Answering the call to make art in tumultuous times, the works in this exhibition are by artists who are also art therapists. Using diverse media and processes, they engage creativity as a source and an expression of resilience in the face of potentially overwhelming change and uncertainty.
MILA GOKHMAN
Exhibition: March 12 – April 16
Opening: Thurs, March 12, 6-8 pm
Closing Reception: Thurs, April 16, 6-8 pm
Mila Gokhman creates abstract and floral collages of cut and pasted papers and leather that pulsate with life, joy, and movement. Born in Kyiv in 1934, the artist and designer moved to Southern California in 2000. In her ninth decade, her creative energies continue to flow and, as she says, "huge quantities of my work are waiting to be seen."
THE STUDENTS' SHOW, 2026
Exhibition: May 7 – May 21 (Weeks 13–15)
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 7