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OS17

Lindsey Eskind and Natalie Ebaugh

01/29/14

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"LYLAS came about as a means for five artists from around the country to stay in touch and sustain creative energy. Materials and concepts in the show reflect their collective consciousness; a palimpsest of identities and sexual perceptions, conveyed through both nastalgic and novel ephemera, mediums, and technologies. All of this is explored with a sense of humor and playfulness."

OS27

Katia Perez

01/27/14

Katia Perez is painting murals, attending college and is one of 22 US students chosen for the Smithsonian Latino Center's Young Ambassador Program of 2013. Those selected to participate have demonstrated an interest in and commitment to the arts, sciences, or humanities as it pertains to Latino communities and culture. Through this program, Latino youth are empowered to develop leadership and academic skills and foster pride in their own cultural heritage. This also gave her the opportunity to intern at the National Hispanic Cultural Center with the Education Department. The center offers a variety of programs and activities throughout the year in various artistic disciplines including visual arts, performing arts, history and literary arts, media arts and education.

She is currently interning at OLE, a non-profit grassroots organization that works with the local community of working families in New Mexico. She also spends time helping out at the Working Classroom.

OS26

Caroline Stanley

01/27/14

Caroline Stanley shares photos of OS26 alumni connecting around the country. She attends University of New Mexico with Lauren Heine. Luke Macdonald and Sharifa Lookman are at Wesleyan University. Juliette Humer and Max Byck are at Hampshire College. Micah Howard and Isaiah Jones are at California College of the Arts. Evan McGiffert and Lulu White are at Cooper Union. Maya Shengold, Charlotte O'Dair-Gadlerand Ivy Mosier are at Bennington College (with Max Ostrow).

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Caroline and Lauren/Juliette and Max

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Luke and Sharifa/Micah and Isaiah

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Evan and Lulu/Maya, Ivy and Charlotte

OS4

Caroline Fletcher

01/25/14

Caroline Fletcher is getting married in a double wedding with her sister OS6 Alden Fletcher in June (correction from last issue) .

OS18

Mia Weiner

01/25/14

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Mia Weiner has started a small clothing line HOW COULD YOU? focused on the unique and handmade. Each item is stitched by Mia in her Chicago studio with love. Celebrate the launch! Mia exhibits her fiber work internationally and you can see it at www.miaweiner.com.

OS21

Myken McDowell

12/20/13

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Myken McDowell is a junior at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec and was accepted for a semester at Funen Art Academy in Denmark for Spring 2014 to study fiber and materials. Myken's recent prints have been selected for inclusion in the 3rd Student International Small Print Show - SIPS14, Egypt, 2014. The show will be opened at El Minia University in conjunction with the international art conference of the Faculty of Fine Arts-El Minia University on March 25, 2014, then travel to other venues in Cairo. Myken's prints have been featured in the 2nd issue of Interfold, the annual Faculty of Fine Art publication of Concordia University and in the Print Media Department summer display.

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— Stephen Beal, President, California College of the Arts

Our daughter graduated summa cum laude from NYU with a double major in Studio Art and Art History. She is now working for Calvin Klein. She is contemplating getting a law degree and pursuing a career repatriating art objects. She still keeps in touch with several of her Oxbow classmates and they have regular reunions in Manhattan... I would say that Oxbow was the best semester that any of my four children spent in their cumulative 16 years of high school. Our daughter was the right kid, and for the right kid you do a wonderful job. You changed her life. Thank you.

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