Sculpture
Meet Tam Willey of Toadstool Walks in Jamaica Plain
Tam Willey '02 BFA Sculpture, the founder of Toadstool Walks, discusses their discovery of tranquility and peace through Forest Bathing.
Making a Modern Woman
Artist and alumna Elizabeth Alexander shapes discarded decor into thought-provoking pieces. Alexander is an Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina School of the Arts and her work is currently on display at the the William King Museum of Art, the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, and the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles.
Where Art & Function Intersect: Meet Reid Schwartz
Popular Woodworking interviews Reid Schwartz '06 BFA: artist, interested human, maker of tools, worker of wood and restorer of old things.
Keeping Up With Khiem
NBC's newest reality competition Making It features Austin-based woodworker and MassArt alumnus, Khiem Nguyen.
My Instagram: Michelle Maroon
The Globe highlights alumna Michelle Maroon '11 BFA Sculpture's Instagram account about her artwork, which is "'expressive and emotive series of layers and colors' that create a three dimensional space through 'transparency and fluidity.'"
Conversations with the Inspiring Amanda Kressler
Sculpture Faculty Amanda Kessler provides insight into her career and artistic pathway to Boston Voyager.
Austin craftsman stars in Amy Poehler's anticipated new reality show Making It
Alumnus Khiem Nguyen, one half of A&K Woodworking and Design, an Austin-based company specializing in bespoke furniture will be on Making It, a reality competition about crafting hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman!
Rockland student, Norwell teacher, Design Toys for Elephants at Buttonwood Park Zoo
Professors Rick and Laura Brown's course Toys for Elephants brings functional toys to the elephants at Buttonwood Zoo in New Bedford, MA. "The toys are intended to entice the elephants to figure out how to get the food inside and to use some physical effort to make that happen. In their natural habitat, elephants spend about 18 hours foraging for food, reaching with their trunk and digging with their feet."
Toy Designers Show Keeping Elephants Amused Not Kids’ Play
Professors Rick and Laura Brown combine art and science to enrich the lives of two Asian elephants at a local zoo through the "Toys for Elephants" course at MassArt.
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