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A grid of white cylindrical objects, resembling non-drinking cups, is arranged on a wooden floor in a spacious room with white walls. A black door and power outlet are visible in the background, adding contrast to the serene setting.
Emma Ballacino, BFA '19, Art Education Cups (Not for Drinking), Installation, 2018
A watercolor painting depicting a serene coastal landscape of Rockport. The scene includes a calm sea, sandy shores, and a distant coastline with scattered buildings near the harbor under a gentle, overcast sky.
Cathy Kelly, '20 MAT, Art Education Rockport Harbor, Painting, 2018
A collection of variously colored and shaped buoys hanging on a textured, weathered surface. The buoys are arranged in a row, showcasing different sizes and designs with visible ropes attached. The background has a rustic, nautical feel.
Katharine Nordstrom, TPP '19, Art Education MV Buoys, Painting, 2018
A large hand reaching out towards a bee in a surreal landscape with colorful, cloud-like formations. The background showcases a dramatic sky with vivid pink, orange, and blue hues, capturing the essence of reaching out to natures delicate beauty.
Natalie Dahl, BFA '21, Art Education Reaching Out, Painting, 2018
Silhouette of a person in a formal gown, poised gracefully before a floral-patterned couch. The room, softly illuminated, hints at the elegance of an Untitled series with a lamp and ornate decorations visible in the background.
Adriana Katzew, Professor, Art Education Untitled, from the series, “The Bea Project”, Print, 2017
A person wearing dark sleeves shapes a mound of wet sand with a red rectangular mold, akin to a miniature Build a Wall Project, on the beach. The ocean is visible in the blurred background.
Beth Balliro, Assistant Professor, Art Education Still from Build a Wall Project, Video, 2016
On the left, a faded landscape with distant mountains under a cloudy sky. On the right, two people walk across a grassy field; one wears a brown coat, and the other is in an orange jacket with a pink head covering. The sky is clear and blue.
Elizabeth Albert, TPP '15, Art Education Stranger, Photograph, 2015
A vibrant abstract painting with a mix of earthy tones and bright colors, featuring bold brushstrokes. This piece of art blends hues of brown, white, blue, and hints of pink to create a textured and dynamic visual composition.
Nicole Maynard-Sahar, TPP '15, Art Education Painting One, Painting, 2015
A series of black and white surreal illustrations. The first shows a bulbous head with the text My gender is alien. The second features two box-headed figures holding hands, while the third depicts a large-eyed person expressing support and self-worth.
Oliver Coley, TPP '16, Art Education My Gender is Alien, Illustration, 2016
A colorful, abstract-patterned outdoor piano with the label Play Me, Im Yours graces the brick sidewalk near benches and trees. Its a part of the streetpianosboston.org project, positioned beside a building sporting a Brookline Bank sign.
Sara Gately, TPP '07, Art Education Play Me, I’m Yours, Installation, 2016
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