Studio Portraits: Alexis Hilliard (MFA 2014)
Alexis Hilliard, Class of 2014 Studio: 3rd Floor
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Studio Portraits: Madeleine Hines (MFA 2014)
Madeleine Hines, Class of 2014 Studio: 2nd Floorwww.madeleinehines.com
Studio Portraits: Garrett Cook (MFA 2014)
Garrett Cook, Class of 2014 Studio: 2nd Floor www.garrettjcook.com
Studio Portraits: Zoe Sua Kay (MFA 2014)
Zoe Sua Kay, Class of 2014 Studio: 2nd Floor www.zsuakay.com
The Final Chapter: China Residency, Part 8
By Zoe Sua-Kay (MFA 2014) After a week in the Chinese capital and having soaked up some of the local culture and scene close to our hotel, we decided it was time to put our tourist hats on and see some of global tourism’s most famous sites – The Forbidden City, the Summer Palace and of course, the Great Wall… Read More
The Colors of Beijing: China Residency, Part 7
By Elizabeth Shupe (MFA 2014) Today it rained. We woke up to the sound of the water gently swishing down the gutter outside the window and drip-dripping off of the roof. When I stepped outside of the hotel to make my way to breakfast, it seemed Beijing was still half asleep, curled into itself like a contented house cat The rain… Read More
Satisfying the Inner Tourist: China Residency, Part 6
By Elliot Purse (MFA 2014) After a long, post-opening, post-artist talk, post-John Jacobsmeyer hang out, post-spa weekend, all of us subconsciously decided some down time was due. Monday and Tuesday were spent mostly entertaining ourselves and taking care of all the little things we’d put off over our eventful weekend (i.e. laundry, shopping, and getting a little more time to… Read More
Back to Business: China Residency, Part 5
By James Adelman (MFA 2014) So after our action-packed, inspiring, uplifting, perspective-shifting excursion, it’s back to Shanghai and back down to business. We arrived back with six days until opening night and began the final push toward resolution. Of course, being Academy students, we live for this sort of scramble and handle it all with level heads. The beginning of… Read More
Escapades into the Wild: China Residency, Part 4
By Zoë Sua-Kay After three weeks centered largely around the Shanghai vicinity, the time had come to be whisked away into the Chinese unknown. Traveling with a busload of Chinese printmaking students and several members of the Shanghai University faculty, we drove for nine hours out of the city and through some of the most breathtaking scenery we had ever… Read More
Creating an Academy Community in Bushwick
By Maggie MeadPhotos courtesy of Jaclyn Brown Jaclyn Brown in her studio Bushwick Open Studios (BOS)—the three days every spring when artists working in Bushwick, East Williamsburg, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Ridgewood, Queens, invite the world into their workspaces—has become one of the city’s must-attend arts parties and, according to the New York Times, “the coolest place in the five boroughs” during… Read More