Naomi Binzen - Graduated from Prescott College with a degree in Cultural and Regional Studies and a minor in Arts and Letters. She is currently gardening and exploring all the possibilities life holds.
Miriam Dubinsky
09/14/11
Miriam Dubinsky is having a great time at School of the Art Institute of Chicago and continually runs into students from Oxbow!
Julia Sullivan
09/13/11
Julia Sullivan - is currently living in Providence, RI with lots of free time to work on art. She's getting her private pilots license. Everything is a little up in the air right now, literally and figuratively. She's not really sure what she's doing and just kind of playing it by ear, thinking about where she wants to go next and what she wants to do. She's happy and really excited about flying. As far as art goes, she's working on textiles, teaching herself to use a knitting machine, doing some felting, making clothing, sewing and drawing. Check out her web site at www.juliasullivan.info.
Marshall Hendrickson
02/14/11
Marshall Hendrickson is finishing up his senior year at Vassar majoring in Art History with a Spanish correlate. He just completed his thesis, which focused on the work of a Mexican caricaturist and illustrator named Miguel Covarrubias who was active in the 20’s through the 50’s.
Danny Chamoff
07/29/10
Danny Chamoff completed his first animated film, The Meaning of Life in 2005 and continued to makes films. He is now wrapping up a film entitled A Little Chat and graduated from California Institute of the Arts in May.
Elizabeth Bennett
07/29/10
Elizabeth Bennett just finished up her degree at Bennington and is working at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary art.
Nora Rodriguez
06/15/10
Nora Rodriguez - I'm having fun studying visual art and art history at Columbia in NYC, and still getting my hands dirty with lots of printmaking. I also have Oxbow to thank for the fact that I get to see Rachael Browning (who was my roommate at Oxbow) all the time. She's at Cooper, and still one of my best friends. Actually, right now she is probably on a boat in transit to Europe (she's a tough one to send letters to when her address is 'the Atlantic').
Amelia Sechman
02/26/10
Amelia Sechman studied at L'Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles in 2008, traveled to Bulgaria and spent two weeks in Pirin Mountains working at a farm that preserves extremely rare, ancient and local breed of Karakachan sheep, dogs and horses. In addition to the Karakachan project is a program to protect the native wolves in the Bulgarian mountains. Click here for the Semperviva organization’s website. She’s back now at CCA finishing up her BFA, working with Paul Schiek of TBW Books in Oakland
