Valentina Thayer visited the studio of long time Oxbow friend and artist Ursula Von Rydingsvard this summer while in New York.
Mia Smith
09/15/14
Mia Smith traveled to Spain this summer with fellow Spanish students. She saw the beautiful NYC-like horizons of Madrid, the castle-surrounding, lush green pastures of Segovia, and the red-roofed homes in Vilaboa. She learned how to cook Spanish dishes, how to wear medieval armor, and learned about some of the oldest artwork in the world
Akea Brown
09/15/14
Akea Brown spent her summer as an intern at The Smithsonian Folklife Festival. She began her studies at Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore this Fall and is studying photojournalism.
Isabella Pezzulo
09/15/14
Isabella Pezzulo pictured in Washington DC this past June where she received a 2014 medallion for the US Presidential Scholars award for Scholars in the Arts.
Madeline Shalita
09/15/14
Madeline Shalita graduated from Boston University in May 2014 with a degree in Film/TV. She is currently working at Zero VFX a post-production studio based in Boston. She's working on everything from ads to the new Brad Pitt film Fury and loving every minute of it.
Luke Watson
09/15/14
Luke Watson is a senior at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY and plans to graduate Spring 2015 with a BFA in painting.
Julia O'Gara
07/28/14
Julia O'Gara is attending Tufts University and participating in their five-year dual degree program with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (SMFA). Through a collaboration with both schools students pursue their BFA, MFA or MAT, taking studio art classes with SMFA faculty and academic courses with TUFTS faculty. All degrees are granted through TUFTS University.
Teresa Mooney
07/28/14
Teresa Mooney was an intern at Marie Fisher Interior Design in San Francisco this summer.
Isabelle O'Connor
06/25/14
Human Nature |
Isabelle O'Connor is in the exhibition Human Nature at the Two Rivers Printmaking Studio located in White River Junction, Vermont through June 30th.
"Human Nature," prints that explore the complex relationship between the human body and the natural world in a variety of methods ranging form solar plate to linocut and paper-mache. -Seven Days