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The rising demand for handmade goods creates new opportunities for artists to excel. Hone your craft here with Professor Matt Towers.
Marisa Williamson is a multimedia artist best known for her series of performances in which she played Sally Hemings, who was Thomas Jefferson’s slave and mother of several of his children. She is an expert at deconstructing and reconfiguring identity as an art form.
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Tim Cohan ’05 currently works as an associate partner at Pentagram, the world’s largest independent design consultancy, where he and his team have tackled one of fiction’s dearest realms: the magical world of Harry Potter. His team designed the logos for "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald."
Plenty of majors, minors and graduate degrees in which to create masterpieces.
This fall, Alyssa Petrancosta ‘18 of Franklin Square, New York, and David Todd ‘18 of Simsbury, Connecticut, teamed up in their Civic Design class to help First Presbyterian Church of Hartford create an inclusive brand.
The renowned publication applauds "Marx for Cats" for addressing questions of race, class, and gender in a playful way.
"The Salty Avocado" Kickstarter campaign was a wild success, and the book is due out in the coming months.
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