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Toni Elka (BFA Painting ’86), Founder of Future Chefs
Elka has made a profound impact on youth development through culinary arts in Boston.
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May Chau (’07 BFA Art Education), Recipient of Frances Euphemia Thompson Award for Excellence in Teaching
Chau, Visual Arts Supervisor for Somerville Public Schools, is honored for her commitment to cultivating a collaborative arts education environment.
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Shirley Ann Session Edgerton, Founder of Rites of Passage and Empowerment Program (R.O.P.E.)
Edgerton’s work uplifts young women of color by promoting self-sufficiency and global citizenship.
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Artist, alum, and instructor Clint Baclawski on how MassArt’s creative community invites you to change your perspective
MassArt instructor and director of ‘The Lab,’ Clint Baclawski is an accomplished artist who has won numerous awards, exhibited in the U.S. and abroad, and attended residencies in Venice, Italy, and Wassaic, NY.
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Visualizing Biology: Teaching Art Through Science at MassArt with Caroline Hu
Caroline Hu, visual artist, biologist, and educator landed her dream job — teaching biology in MassArt’s program of Integrative Sciences and Biological Arts (ISBA).
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James McLeod Puts a New Spin on “Venetian Glass”
How a twist of fate led the Chair of Fine Art 3D to this year’s Venice Biennale—by way of Istanbul, Jerusalem, and Hebron.
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The Painter Who Photographed Rome
Awed by all he saw in Rome during his semester abroad, Jack Wilson (’24 BFA) captured the marvels of the Eternal City on camera.
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Cicely Carew on transforming one’s creative passion into a fulfilling career — and maybe sparking a bit of wonder along the way.
In taking museum-worthy work to public spaces, Cicely Carew (’05 BFA) reminds MassArt students to lead with their hearts.
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Filmmaker, photographer, and community artist and educator Mel Tiang on resourcefulness, doing it all, and embracing the winding road.
Mel Taing (BFA ’16) returns to her MassArt roots by making a film about a new library in Boston’s Chinatown, which hasn’t had a permanent branch since 1956.
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Living a Creative Life: Advice from Printmaking Chair and Alumnus in the Boston Globe
In a Boston Globe article about advice for living a creative life, Printmaking Chair Fred Liang and Alumnus Magda Leon share their thoughts on the artistic process and the importance of learning from struggle and failure.
