2021 BFA Show
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…and disposed of read like newspaper of who brings such materials into and out of existence so quickly. When searching for explorations, I probe supermarkets and gas stations, thrift stores,…
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A Sense of Place
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…times. We all try to learn, to accommodate, sometimes resisting, other times submitting to, whatever confronts us. Creatives go further than that. We take this ever-changing, shapeless confusion and transform…
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Read MoreDistinguished Alumni
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…He has contributed to The Wall Street Journal, The New Criterion, Smithsonian, New Art Examiner, Slate and, from 1999-2009, The New York Observer, where his sometimes prickly opinions earned him…
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…grew up in Western Colorado and has lived in American Samoa, Rhode Island, New York, and New Mexico. She studied art and lithography at the Tamarind Institute, Rhode Island School…
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…collection and has been nominated as a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. News & Art Opportunities News Art Opportunities – Submission Form Printmaking Professor Justin Diggle attended an art…
Read MoreProfessor Beth Krensky at the Bernard Heller Museum in NYC
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…Dr. Bernard Heller Museum Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion One West Fourth Street, New York Photo credit: Amelia Walchli News & Art Opportunities News Art Opportunities – Submission Form…
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…through Creative Youth Development” Amplifier! Lesson Plan ‘In Pursuit of ____’ New York Times Article: “The Power to Change the World: A Teaching Unit on Student Activism in History and…
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…controversy in the public art process by looking at significant works such as: the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the World Trade Center Memorial in New York City and The Martin Luther…
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