MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 0708president’s report july 2007–june 2008 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 2 highlights 2007-2008 student meritaward. Sukphisit ‘08withits recognizes Paul Society of America The Industrial Design deepening ourengagement withtheworld ted $30 millionfor anew design andmedia center atMassArt. industries to economic growth, thecommonwealth already hascommit- share ourenthusiasm. Recognizing thecritical importance of creative I ampleased to report thatGovernor Patrick andthestate legislature to theparticular needsof anddesign art students. more welcoming campus, aswell asonethatisincreasingly tailored is sustainability. These changes willcreate agreener, more visible, and their visioninto acomprehensive master plan,avital of part which together to envision afullytransformed campus. We have channeled For many months ourstudents, faculty, staff, andfriendshave worked and Design. with an ambitious vision for the future of Massachusetts College of Art its revenue. With the partnership firmly in place, we are set to proceed of our progress as it allows MassArt to retain one hundred percent of with the commonwealth—now permanent legislation—has enabled much we work toward common goals, step-by-step. The college’s partnership The stories within are only a few examples of our values in action as sustainability, civicengagement, anddiversity. have demonstrated unwavering dedication to global education, community—from faculty andstaff to students, alumni,anddonors Throughout thepast year countless members of theMassArt visually andspiritually reflect onthemacrocosm. and patterns asthey transform andevolve, Ranganathan explores how changes atthemicrocosmic level lead usto Cover Accretions art: I,acryliconcanvas, 48" x37", 2007. Guhapriya Ranganathan, MFA ‘08.By mappingcell structures with faculty. students’ studio time curriculum increase fications to the Meaningful modi-
VALUES IN the next ten years. form thecampus over which willfullytrans- adopts amaster plan, The college formally Windgate Fellowships. prestigious $15,000 ‘08 are awarded and Kate Casey Jon Watanabe ‘08 enrollment ever. 2007, its largest students infall 1,597 undergraduate enrollsMassArt —
Capital Foundation. from the Creative highly regarded grants Cauleen Smith receive Kianga Ford and Faculty members action in history. most successful auctionisthe art $623,000, the2008 Raising more than President Kay Sloan for your continued support. individuals whowork andlearn here atMassArt. Asalways, thankyou I hopeyou enjoy learning more aboutsome of theextraordinary the numberof faculty of color by thirteen percent. strategic diversity initiative, thisyear thecollege successfully increased reflects the rapidly changing world outside. Asone component of our students, faculty, andstaff, MassArtensures theworld insideits walls Through thepresence of ourCAFA exchange student andother new inspiration fullcircle, back to theclassroom. China—from Shanghaito Beijing to HongKong—bringing fresh a numberof faculty members recently have exhibited theirwork in our first CAFA exchange student to campus in August. Inaddition, Beijing, school theleading art inChina.We were thrilledto welcome exchange program withtheCentral Academy of (CAFA) FineArts in students for amore diverse world. This year MassArtestablished an commitment to increasing cross-cultural learning andpreparing As we lookto thefuture itisessential thatthecollege sustains its 2007 holiday catalog. Peter Buer ’08inits clothing designed by Chadwick’s spotlights MassArt. media center at to anew design and commits $30 million of Massachusetts The Commonwealth Performing Arts. of Mediaand assistant professor Gretchen Skogerson, Biennial features The 2008 Whitney and other countries. Turkey, China,Brazil, students to Ecuador, nearly onehundred Travel courses send
MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 317 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 2 LOOP INFINITE That spirit—and aconcurrently exploding contemporary Jamaican community. feels like family. It’s quintessentially Chinese: more about art market—promptedart Lewis to invest himself more the community thantheindividual,” said Lewis. Over thepast four years, Lewis hasmerged hiscreative spirit withthatof thecommunity of international artists him. “While New York isdog-eat-dog, thiscommunity in Beijing. Onhisfirst visitthecity’s energy spoke to became intheTwo apartner Lines Gallery, exhibited he hosted students from oneof MassArt’s travel courses, near 798 Zone, Art thecity’s contemporary hub, where during the2008 Olympics, andwas active inthe deeply inBeijing. Hebuilta4,000-square-foot studio poet hummingbeneath hisacademic mien. fine arts 2D,fine arts themore you feel the soul of abeat time you spendwiththeprofessor andchairof collected andexhibited worldwide. The more palpable inhisabstract paintings, whichare office seem indirect opposition to theenergy Lewis’s black-framed glasses andorderly trace of theCaribbean islandinhisvoice. Jamaica, it’s surprisingto discover no PETER WAYNE LEWIS wall. Since Lewis was borninKingston, tos of hisBeijing studio onhisoffice educator, pausing to point outpho- clear, measured cadence of aborn Peter Wayne Lewis speaks inthe Thompson, Stuart Diamond,andKofi Kayiga. “I’m trying The studio hebuiltin2007 at318 International Art As Lewis’s calling leads himaround theworld, his fine arts 2D,fine arts and Boston High Tea: Master Prints +,an Camp allows himto create andshiphiswork worldwide artists inSongzhuang, Beijing. This exhibition includes the Two Lines Galleryhecurated Perfume Painting, a the work of other artists from MassArt. In2008 at to helpMassArtestablish studios inBeijing so students the work of other MassArtfaculty members, includ- teaching andcollaborating—has its origininthe the exhibition. “The Olympicenergy was amazing,” Lewis’s growing connections have allowed himto show MassArt. Lewis also brought theexhibit to theSunshine Everything hedoes—from curating anddirecting to 2008.Fine Arts Hewas oneof only aselect number solo exhibition of thework of Fred Liang,professor of can work here,” said Lewis. of that.” said Lewis. of artists asked to represent theUnited States in light—and enveloped inwhathecalls thecity’s “wicked International Museum, Art avillageof four thousand ing NonaHershey, Fred Liang,Roger Tibbets, John my balance,” said Lewis. “Everything else flows out paintings hemakes, whichnourishhim.“Mywork is inner universe still revolves around theactof creation. humidity”—that Lewis painted Booster #8for Olympic inexpensively. Itwas there, washed inBeijing’s gray exhibition of prints created mostly by guest artists at wayne lewis travels,
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MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 3 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 4 TIAN RUFEI
to differentplaces and myfamily ishappy icango have different experiences You’ll have to askTian RuFei, or“Jenny,” CAFA, abouttheschools’ differences. RuFei, faculty through afive-year agreement signed United States felt familiar whenshearrived a senior studying graphic design, reports and theCentral Academy of (CAFA) FineArts ticipate asvisitinglecturers ordoresearch. time student persemester; faculty can par- there’s lots of homework, more thanCAFA,” that althoughCAFA’s campus isbigger, the RuFei studied Englishinjuniorhighand Even thoughit’s RuFei’s first visit, the MassArt’s first exchange student from Massachusetts College of andDesign Art college, andpracticed thelanguage of movies aboutAmerica,” shesaid. Since said RuFei. Each school may host onefull- coursework andwork ethic are similar. “Here students. Now they’ll share students and in August 2008. “It’s because Isaw alot in May 2008. process, renowned faculty, andtalented in Beijing both have arigorous selection KNOWLEDGE TO EAST MEETS WEST TRADE INTERNATIONAL SHAREIDEAS,
” “My family ishappy Ican goto different Jean Wallace, assistant director of academic Although MassArtrarely places graphic with international friendsatCAFA, she friendly, all-American girls.” friendly community, from faculty who advising. them prepare for study atCAFA,” said to CAFA must learn Chinese. “Ourstudents to herthree roommates intheArtists’ to work intheUnited States orChinawhen Residence, whoRuFei describes as“nice, Newbury Street, Chinatown, andMassArt’s RuFei likes Boston’s historic architecture, RuFei. “I’m still thinkingaboutwhether Iwant courses, RuFei’s superiorportfolio landedher study Chinese atSimmonsCollege to help can take advantage of cross-registration to I graduate.” ments. Similarly, MassArtstudents applying in upper-level classes. Sheisalso taking an introduce herto fellow Chinese students places andhave different experiences,” said easily met theexchange’s languagerequire- design exchange students injuniororsenior economics course atEmerson College. The series, whichchallenges conceptions of Connors shot incities allover theworld— from Beirut, Berlin, andDamascus to Hong among others. the dynamics of thestreet, includes images While therest of theworld watched Michael When afaculty fellowship enabledMatthew Kong, New York, Reykjavik, andTokyo, Connors, assistant professor of mediaand wandered Beijing’s streets shooting raw photographic credibility andfictionalizes architectural andsocial upheaval occasioned and speed,butto capture thedramatic to document Olympianfeats of strength taking pictures inBeijing, hisgoal was not Phelps wineight goldmedals, Connors of hisongoingseries of digitally altered photographs. (Hedid,however, attend a material for thelatest installment by thegames. performing arts, to spendAugust 2008 quarterfinal Olympicping-pongmatch.) “ “I was interested inseeing theways the vibrant scene, art andstruck upacquain- While cruisingaround onanoldsteel bike Connors, whohas beenteaching at Chinese artists thathasemboldenedthem.” and enforced.” and mass motivation theauthorities created the inevitability of progress amongyoung time to beyoung andcreative inChina,” tances withChinese artists. “This isagood Depot ArtistVillage inHongKong. March 2009 attheMauTau Kok Cattle Massachusetts College of andDesign Art since 2004, plansto includetheBeijing said Connors. “There isagrowing sense of city hadadapted itself to theinflux of last visited Beijing in2003. “Iwas fascinated images inatwo-person exhibition opening photographs continuously, discovered a he bought atapawnshop, Connors took by theunprecedented systems of control international visitors,” said Connors, who OLYMPIC DRAMA TAKES ALOOK BEHIND MATT BEIJING FOCUSING ON creative inchina to be young and this isagood time HEW CONNORS MATTHEW CONNORS
MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 5 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 6 It’ s allpart ofthe process “I work best with vision, andPresident Sloan has To get to hisoffice ontheeighth floor, Steinberg walks well asof academics. The master plan hasgrown for contemporary art.The changes willtransform articulated aclear visionof thephysical campus as art teacher.art Hislove of fuelshiscommitment art to a deepappreciation for withhiswife, art apublicschool a new design andmediacenter, andcreating acenter the campus—perhaps even theway thepublic MassArt’s visionfor thefuture. Kennedy, buildinganew residence hall,constructing out of academic goals,” said Steinberg. halls covered withashiftinggallery of art.Heshares perceives MassArt. The projects includecreating acampus center in of four capital projects worth more than$90 million. borhood leaders to ensure thesuccessful completion tandem withfaculty, staff, city officials, andneigh- Over thenext decade Steinberg willwork in The task athandhasnever beenmore ambitious. plan for campus. the college’s resources to fulfillits master manages theduality just fine, marshalling president for administration andfinance, to linear thinking.Kurt Steinberg, vice KURT STEINBERG creative types whomay not beasprone things onasteady path inacollege of of free-thinkers. The manwhokeeps He’s anumbercruncherinschool “I spendmost of my timetryingto keep everything Though each component of themaster planisintended, Just asanartisthasidea, picks and mixes colors, and Although asweeping visioniswhatmotivates him, first and foremost, to address students’ needs, the With anambitiousgoal of completing allfour projects welcome new visitors of allages. Andevery project will will provide acomfortable gatheringspace for MassArt with government officials, and participates in work frames herwork, Steinberg looks atblueprints, speaks and its neighbors. Acenter for contemporary will art a joy because ithas beeneasy to sell,” said Steinberg. and ponderingdetails, allwithahumbleattitude that connections withlocal industry. Anew campus center changes envisioned also willengagethepublicin new ways. Adesign andmediacenter willstrengthen in ten years, there certainly isnolackof details to juggle. inside MassArt. inviting passersby to witness firsthand theenergy be designed inaspiritof transparency, withglass walls reflects his years of public service in Boston. medium he works in daily, opening doors, paving the way, process—one could even say creative process—is the moving,” said Steinberg. It’s of allpart the process. groups withfaculty andstaff. “The master planhasbeen campus vision to life kurt steinberghelps bring step-by-step,
MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 7 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 8 LISA TUNG and learn more aboutMexican culture. exhibit afunway to practice theirSpanish gallery education program, andfound the conjunction withLooking to Learn, MassArt’s local highschool Spanish students visited in than four thousand visitors. Onegroup of S many new to Boston. S of local, regional, andinternational artists, tently present free cutting-edge exhibitions Huntington A T torial programs andprofessional galleries. the leadership of Lisa T as acenter for contemporary under art award-winning galleries, soon to bereborn What thepubliccan’t—yet—see are Mass Art’s Museum andtheMuseum of Fine Arts. thatincludetheIsabella S art in close proximity, treasured institutions of A quickstroll around theFenway unearths, he largest contemporary venue art on treet Graphics, on view fall 2007, drew more venue, thegalleries consis ensacional! Mexican ung, director of cura- tewart Gardner - “ invisible, le will makethe Re art contemporary Next stop, round,” said T work shown, andoffer ourprograms year- more institutions, expand upontherange of of artist, feature traveling exhibitions from tation, we can attract aneven highercaliber Association of Museums. With AAMaccredi- apply for accreditation from theAmerican “With updated facilities we willbeableto controls. to museum-quality climate andhumidity be ableto weather Boston summers, thanks will beableto access thegalleries andallwill and performances. P modate visitingartistlectures, programs, A one-hundred-fifty-seat space willaccom- as well asanother space for learning.” a gatheringplace for thepubliconcampus pening,” said T students andthecommunity to what’s hap- on contemporary trends andexpose our (and enjoy free admission). “We keep aneye and lobby, willbeableto easily find exhibits to learn. T space willgive students like themmore room ofAs part themaster plan,anew education
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ower T T PO LIGHT ANDWINDMAKEA SYSTEM ECO 2008 sustainable architecture seminar. Whittlesey developed hisidea with While demonstrating theawesome power Whittlesey. co-teacher S of wind,Light Wind P artistically utilize green technologies. More for thecommunity to discuss current issues stored power so thatvisitors can navigate screen” showing college artwork. stop ontheA through theuse of windpower andadding ten- to thirty-foot-tall aluminumcattails this urban wetland. “Light Wind P the stalks still willemitenoughlight from to transform MassintoArt aneven brighter Mouravieva ‘09, andothers inthespring in art,design, andtheenvironment,” said importantly, itcould be agatheringpoint in response to wind—glowing inabreeze, native plants to produce oxygen. T harness thewindto power anL blazing inanor’easter. When there’s nowind, park’s construction. he sculpture’s light tubes willilluminate he college isseeking fundingfor the WERFUL P eitz, T AIR venue of theArts. hao Do‘09, Katya ark hasthepotential CD “green THOMAS WHITTLESEY ark will he park’s
MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 9 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 10 VILLAGE IT TAKES A The green-eyed free-thinker eschews machines, with you needatleast ten peopleto raise it.” She built her yurt withouttools.She builtheryurt Itfolds uplike an accordion, sleeps eight, andfits inapickup truck. moreand, “the weight you putonit, thestronger itgets,” the exception of hersmallscooter, whichshepainted May 2008. said Elston. “To you build ayurt must buildacommunity; in fluorescent colors after being struck by a car in professor of 3D. finearts doesn’t Ayurt damagethe soil build the yurt asanindependent studybuild theyurt withRickBrown, couldn’t wait to actonherideas. Elston decidedto ologies. Asasophomore studying architecture, she constantly questions systems, rules, andmethod- Elston possesses asearching intelligence first person America.) inNorth to buildayurt (One of herheroes isWilliam Coperthwaite, the promote simpler, more sustainable housing. live in,to bringpeopletogether, andto Elston builtanurban yurt,adwelling to SERENA JVELSTON A homeless nomadby choice for ayear, has longbeenanenvironmental activist. lives them.Now twenty-one, Elston Serena JVElston, openmajor’09, Some peopletalk abouttheirideals. — she “This hasbeenagreat way to meet people.” (Iteven A cool breeze warning of fall creeps through thebi-level Association andtheCenter for andCommunity Art 39 Wyman Street inJamaica Plain,Massachusetts, yurt’s lattices, made of flexible, native, uncured red onMayyurt 12,2007, atMassArt;onJuly14, 2007, in was so impressed heoffered herajobastimberframer where itnow stands. waived thefee andoffered herajob;Elston invited him faculty helpedselect materials; MegHickey, professor at hiscompany, where shenow works. allowed herto meet Coperthwaite.) and MassArtcommunity members helpedraise the and theBoston HousingAuthority granted Elston a and chairof environmental design, served asstructural to raising.) heryurt City Year provided ladders and two-year temporary structure permit. (The director Now theabodehasgiven back to her. Elston invited Brattleboro, Vermont; andonNovember 16,2007, at Partnerships; environmental design 3D andfinearts Elston received fundsfrom theStudent Government carpenter GerryDavid to thefinalyurt raising. David oak. Now andthenastray cat slinks through. “So many hands have given back to thisproject,” mused Elston. ists from Vermont’s Tinderbox Collective, friends, hardware. Twenty City Year students, neighbors, art- engineer. The heARTbeat Collective provided transport jv serena friends, her
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MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 11 MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 12 KATE DUDGEON ” successful stylelanguages at otherproducts’ i was excited aboutlooking James Read, professor andindustrial Woburn, Massachusetts-based company which includedKate Dudgeon,industrial Whether students are creating acookbook signature style for theproducts of global
design ‘09, was charged withcreating a engaged students through thefall 2007 HighRes Biosolutions, whichdevelops and clients asthey learn, enablingstudents assisting thecorporate sector. Itengages nology companies. products for pharmaceutical andbiotech- product development laboratory. The class, for ahospital ordesigning clothing for a Innovation isgoodfor business, and students engagewithpotential employers some fresh talent, too). students inreal-world problem-solving, and design program coordinator, recently gives corporations fresh ideas (and maybe economy when they graduate. Oneway MassArt works withthecommunity isby to contribute immediately to thecreative MassArt trains theinnovators working at local retailer, MassArt’s curriculum ensures leading corporations inMassachusetts. LANGUAGE FOR STUDENTS CREATE STYLE SPEAKING SCIENTIFICALLY BIOTECH “I was excited aboutlooking atother products’ “They were lookingfor suggestions for new finally rendering theirideas with computer- Collaborating ingroups of four, each group aided design software. Intheend,class along withdifferent manufacturing processes, and suggested color palettes. Later they a style language, sketched product features, successful style languages, andwhatmade said Dudgeon. designed aform andselected materials, that product orthecompany behindthat During adevelopment phase they created through ajobshoprather thanin-house,” to allow themto manufacture theirproducts product successful,” said Dudgeon. presented theclient withfour options. materials, suchasplastics andsheet metal, researched thecompany andits competitors. picked oneproduct to restyle. Students first “Nothing can match working inthepublic Thank goodness herneighborwas Matthew C. Haley School inRoslindale. Herdaughter for Hincman’s students to test real-world In fall 2006 Jamaica Plainresident Hilary sphere asalearning experience,” said skills anddeepentheirsense of citizenship. screen for theHaley School. Itwas achance on theschool’s visualidentity committee. Law found herself stumped for ideas for a Hincman. Hincman, sculpture ‘93 andassistant Hazel was athird-grader there; Law served to teach hisfall 2007 advanced metalwork- ing class, andLaw’s conundrum was the permanent outdoor project attheDennis perfect opportunity to create asculptural professor of 3D. finearts He was scheduled legionhighway cenfo h mrcn a screenfrom the american
ouridea was to create a visual identifier and “ “She hadalready beenby to visitit, andshe AND COMMUNITY PRIDE BUILDING ASCREEN— TOGETHER WELDED And so thestory thatbeganamongneigh- According to Hincman,“our idea was to After creating hundreds of comprehensive Spring semester—using theirfree time— One parent of aprospective Haley School On July22, 2008, theone-hundred-foot, was superpsyched.” footings andtheinstallation of thepanels. students andtheirparents feel safe.” student commented thatMassArt’s screen. Through KhadijahBrown of the students flame-cut, welded, andbuiltthe strengths thatranged from structural design day thescreen was installed,” said Hincman. create avisualidentifier anda screen from confident aboutenrolling herchild. drawings, students worked inteams, pooling Boston PublicSchools’ facilities department, the American Legion Highway. The sculpture the city of Boston fundedthescreen’s to drawing. They winnowed theirsketches is abeautiful, hopeful objectthatmakes investment intheschool madeherfeel more into asingledesign andordered materials. bors endedthere too. “Iran into Hilarythe nineteen-panel steel screen was installed.
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Cody ‘50 in memory ofjames b. atkins ‘50 Sandra andDavid Betsch in memory ofpaul abbott MEMORIAL ANDHONORARY GIFTS Winston Flowers Susan andAdam Winstanley Wall Decaux, Inc. UniGraphic, Inc. Tiffany &Company The Liberty Hotel The Four Seasons Hotel Boston The First Church of Christ Scientist Skinner, Inc. Silverscape Sel delaTerre Samuel Adams Boston Lager PepsiCo. Robert A.Radloff John J. Napolitano Moth Design Metalwoods Workshop, Inc. Jim McSherry Winfred Martin Lectra Koo diKir Jot* Horizon Beverage Company Thomas R. Flynn Jody Cothey Robert S. Coppola Vincent J. Catania Arrowstreet, Inc. Adobe Systems Incorporated Gifts InKind David R. Yalen ‘78 Frances Vrachos ‘40 Arline K.Thomson ‘34 Sylvan Tanner Richard Stastny ‘70 Pearl ’67 andAlanShapiro James A.Russell ‘64 Janis FleishmanandValerie Rhoades ‘98 Richard E.Priest ‘33 Vivian Pratt ‘03M James Paradis ‘05 Ann “Rainey” NorinsP’99and William H.Nicklasson ‘75 Rose S. 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Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition Anders Martenson, III Carolyn andDon Manson Carole andWilliam N.MaloneP’03 Kathryn andBruce LeMoine Gwenn Legters Jasmine Laietmark ‘02 Carl Kurz Ernest Kim Iwalani Kaluhiokalani ‘02 Kat Irannejad andNicholasCope Farideh Irannejad Karl Giesing Marion andDouglasFitzMorris Nicholas R. Doriss ‘01 Morgan Daniels Lindsay Crudele Alicia Casilio ‘01 Josephine Caporuscio andThomas Victory Susan andStephen M.Bookbinder P’04 Eve Belfer-Ahern Amy Baron Hope Abisamra in memory ofkirsten a. malone ‘03 Kathleen Zimbone Joan andAnthony Zacconi Lori andEricWirtz Eleanor A.DiBona Ralph DePaulo in memory ofdinazacconi intravaia ‘89 Charles Y. Deknatel in memory ofjerry howard ‘78 Elise Lennard Peter Laderman Patricia A.Kates Lillian R. Freedman Howard B. Faigin W.Gertrude Dubrovsky marjorie hellerstein in memory ofprofessor Everett O. Snowden ‘62 in memory ofcharlesgailis ‘61 Thomas C.Frary collins frary ‘39 in memory ofmarjorie Janice M.andLawrence Mellyn‘56 in memory ofmary elizabethfelice Doe B. Bartlett ‘49 in memory of the cassidy family Phyllis B. Brown in memory ofroy brown Bernard Clohisy in memory ofjeanbartalussi ‘59 Kenneth L.Whipkey Tauby Warriner Jane Sibley Robert andDawn V. Randall ‘50 Dennis Porter Elizabeth andA.Stedman Murdy Barbara A.Moroney B.Nancy Matson, andArthur Jr. ‘50 Luke Adams ‘01 Emily Abbott ‘99 50% Joe Wood* Bea Rosenfeld Abelardo Morell* Regina Kokoszka ‘08 Nona Hershey* Michelle Handelman* Steve DiBenedetto Daniel deCastro Stephanie Alison Custance ‘08 Candice SmithCorby ‘01M Jonathan Babon ‘08 Sarah Claire Ahlers 75% Jose Luis Yamunaque Luanne Witkowski ‘86* Ann Wessmann* William Wegman ‘65 Cheryl E.Warrick ‘88 John Walker Janna Ugone‘79 John L.Thompson ‘05 Marilyn Tarlow ‘51 Sonia Targontsidis ‘02M* Ron Rumford Vivian Pratt ‘03M Liliana Porter Tanya Philbin-Chin‘98 Paraskevi Papadimitriou ‘08M Debra Olin‘80M Christopher Mulliken ‘05 John Mottern Michael Mazur Maribeth Macaisa ‘03* Nicola Lopez Robert Linsky Richard Legge Jason Landry‘07 Robert Knight ‘06M David Kaufman MD‘97 Consuelo A.Isaacson Suzanne Hodes Christopher Hebert Margery Hamlen‘05 Stephan Haley Marv Goldschmitt Wally Gilbert Jessica Gath‘06 Aimee Fix‘08 Carlos Estevez Nicole Dale Megan Meneses ’94 andPaul Cronin ‘95 Susan Read Cronin Nicole Chesney ‘97 Karen McEachern Cass ‘93M John F. Casey ‘88 Tony Bevilacqua ‘01 Claire Beckett ‘06M Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo 100% Annual BenefitArtAuction from thesaleoftheirartworkto19th The followingartistscontributedproceeds CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS Women inDevelopment of Greater Boston in honorofjan miner Michal Wiesler in honorof tali kwatcher Gail Hiltunen in honorofblakehiltunen ‘08 Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & Saunders Boat Livery, Inc. Onset Bay MarinaAndYacht Sales Leona Roach The Islands, Inc. “At MassArtwe found away to give A vital of part thebrothers’ definition financial affairs for the wealthy. As Success came early to brothers Paul Wes Karger serves ontheboard of community; theKargers have chan- of success isgivingback to the focused giving precocious successpromotes cool way to and thearts support collectors, theKargers’ eye for art art education,art andenjoy seeing the and Wes Karger. The thirty-something active inMassArt’s annualauction; at MassArt. acumen; they’re usingtheir success to functions to increase awareness of siblings are thefounders of Twin support thecareerssupport of young artists direct impact of giving.“We have a generation,” said Paul Karger, manag- unique impact atMassArt,” said Paul Karger. up-and-coming artists.’” (Italso hap- the brothers have also heldprivate the MassArtFoundation. Both are Focus Capital Partners LLC, aprivate MassArt inthecorporate community. ing partner. “We thought,isa ‘this is asfinely tuned astheirfinancial investment firmthatmanages neled theirgenerosity into youth and next bigthing.) pens to beahandyway to spot the back thatconnects uswithour THE YOUTH V OTE MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 19 Bonnie Allen Marketa Klicova ‘04 Kimon Yannopoulos ‘99 Virginia M. Allen Kristin Kyper ‘08 Joe Zane Laura Anderson Christina Lanzl* Joyce Zavorskas ‘08M Monika Andersson ‘83 Archy LaSalle ‘82 Ben Zawalich ‘06 Peter Arvidson Surendra Lawoti ‘05M Sara Beth Zurit ‘02 Clint Baclawski ‘08M Eun Joo Lee ‘04 Mason Barnard ‘08 Julie Levesque Board of Trustees Massachusetts College of Art and Design july 1, 2007-june 30, 2008 Molly Batchelder Eric Lewandowski ‘97 Laura Schiff Bean Peter Wayne Lewis* Endowed Funds Cheryl E. Warrick ‘88 Chair Hope Barkan Lark Jurev Palermo Robin Luciano Beaty ‘98 Fred Liang* Charles Abbott Scholarship Richard M. Shea Jr. Vice Chair Jenna Casey ‘08 Elizabeth Kelner Pozen Anne Beresford Steve Locke ‘97* Richard Aronowitz Senior Project Kathy Kiely ‘78 Robert Radloff Jonathan Betsch Shelley Loheed Assistance Fund Richard Marshall Samuel Yin Megan Bigelow ‘07 Kevin Long ‘08 Art School Associates Scholarship Patricia McGovern (through March ’08) Claudine Bing Peter Long ‘08 Helen Blair Crosbie ’32 Sculpture Award Liza Bingham ‘07M Lara Loutrel ‘00 Roy H. Brown Scholarship Lauren Blais ‘08 Natalie MacFarland Thomas Butler Scholarship Board of Directors MassArt Foundation july 1, 2007-june 30, 2008 Judy Kermis Blotnick Robert Maloney ‘96 Center for Art and Community Linda Bond S.E. Mandle ‘08M Partnerships Endowment Susan Schechter Chair Cheryl Franklin Andrew Dean Chair Emeritus Peggie Bouvier ‘98* J. Blake Manosh ‘09M Lila Chalpin Creative Writing Award Caroline Collings Vice Chair Sandra Gordon Trevania Henderson Chair Emerita Bill Brauer Nancy McCarthy ‘99* Lois & James Champy Scholarship Nicholas Greville Vice Chair William Hicks Ralph Stuart Chair Emeritus Ellie Brenner ‘98 Fish McGill ‘04 Charlotte Fellowship Fund Kathy Sharpless Vice Chair Consuelo Arostegui Isaacson Margery Hamill ’95 Director at Large Stephen Buckman Hillary McLaughlin ‘03 Ed Clark Scholarship Peter A. Lombard Treasurer Jill Kravetz Tali Kwatcher Director at Large Russell P. Coleman, Jr. ’87 Memorial Award Laurence Reineman Adam Winstanley Director at Large DESIGNSDesigns ONon Aa Shaun Burgess ‘08 Laura McPhee* Terry Albright ‘82 Jon Rotenberg Ambreen Butt ‘97 Ruvim Mogendovich Cornelia Fund for Visiting Artists C. Daren Bascome ‘92 MASTER’Smaster’s DEGREEdegree Susan Rothenberg Richard MacMillan Executive Director Dan Campagna ‘08 Sandra Mueller-Dick Alan Wells Damon ’61 and David Eliot Levy Susan H. Benford Katherine Sloan Lynn Tibbets Controller Henry Cataldo ‘77 Devon Murphy ‘07M Scholarship Johanna Branson Michael Tarnow Peg Tuitt Secretary Keith Cerone ‘06 James Mustin Dominic and Josephine Arico Delva Bruce Dayton John Thompson ‘05 Jessie Chafetz ‘07 Nancy Natale ‘88 Scholarship John Foster Jay Veevers leila gonzalez builds Stephanie Chubbuck ‘94 George Nick Donis A. Dondis ’45 Travel Fellowship Paul D. Foster a career Anne Claflin ‘05 Dean H. Nimmer Patricia A. Doran Scholarship Max Clayton ‘08 Maureen O’Connor ‘81 Russell Doucette Scholarship Ever since she was a young child in Cheryl Clinton ‘93 Sheryl Pace ‘02* Everett L. Durgin Scholarship Senior Administrators july 1, 2007-june 30, 2008 Kathleen Connolly ‘98 Lyssa Palu-ay ‘01M* Alfred Fiandaca Scholarship Argentina creating buildings from Katherine H. Sloan President Mercedes Sherrod-Evans Director of Civil Anne Marie Stein Dean of Professional and Robert S. Coppola* Zacharias Papantoniou ‘09M Marjorie Collins Frary ’39 Scholarship Legos®, Leila Gonzalez has wanted Rights Compliance and Diversity Continuing Education Michael A. Costello Amy Patacchiola ‘02* Barbara L. Gagel ’61 Award Johanna Branson Senior Vice President to be an architect. With a Trustees Michèle Furst Associate Vice President for Kurt Steinberg Vice President for Shawn Nelson Dahlstrom ‘95 Rachel Paxton Robert P. Gersin ’51 Lecture Fund for Academic Affairs Academic Planning and Support Administration and Finance Scholarship made possible by the Cristina Dias ‘04 Matthew Pelletier ‘08 Mortin Godine Travel Fellowship Eric Bird Chief Information Officer Maureen Keefe Vice President for Student Jeremy Thompson Director of Marketing largesse of friends of the college, Marc Dimov ‘05 Susan Post ‘07M Godine Library Endowment Robert Chambers Assistant to the Development Julie Walsh Executive Assistant to the Peter D. Donnelly Camilo Ramirez ‘06M Beatrice Guas ’36 Scholarship President for Community Relations she now is on her way. Kathy Keenan Associate Vice President President Bernie D’Onofrio* Monique Rancourt ‘08 Professor Marjorie Hellerstein Reading Jamie Costello Dean of Students and for Planning and Enrollment Jess Taylor Dugan ‘07 Series and Lecture Fund Multicultural Programs “I love design and structures, Arne Reimer ‘05M Richard MacMillan Vice President for William Hicks Faculty Fellowship George Creamer Dean of Graduate especially the design of living Sam Duket ‘03 Christina Renfer ‘05 Institutional Advancement Robert Thomas Higgins ’54 Programs environments,” said Gonzalez. “I Steven Edson ‘78 Mike Roche ‘08 Jules Ellison ‘11 Karin Rosenthal Memorial Award love thinking about the ways Katherine Ely ‘07 Irina Rozovsky ‘07M Jerry Howard ‘78 Scholarship Fund Corporate Advisory Group people and buildings interact.” Laura Evans Owen Rundquist ‘08M Anne A. Jackson Faculty july 1, 2007-june 30, 2008 Christopher D. Faust ‘89 Lisa Russell ‘83 Development Award Gonzalez graduated first in her Editor Kathy Sharpless MassArt Foundation, Paul Karger Twin Focus Capital Robert Radloff MassArt Trustee David Faust ‘88 Kate Russell Jones* Dr. David Kaufman ‘97 & Joan Kaufman Jeremy Thompson, class from the Design and Architec- Chair of the Corporate Advisory Group Partners LLC James Read MassArt Jeff Fichera ‘00 Richard Ryan Humanities Endowment Director of Marketing Wesley Karger Twin Focus Capital Lee Rubenstein TBA Global ture Senior High School in Miami, Samantha Fields ‘96 Ben Ryterband* The Kelner Scholarship Stéfane Barbeau Vessel Design Partners LLC Michael Schaeffer Reebok International where she studied graphic design Aaron Fink Nancy Sableski ‘89 Longwood Scholarship Moth Design: Tammy Dayton ‘98 Vic Cevoli Hill Holiday and Dan Rukas ‘03 Gerard Kelly State Street Global Advisors Susan Schechter MassArt Foundation Christian Flynn ‘05 Peter Masciarotte Scholarship Brian Collins ’82 Collins | Design Research and learned to use graphic design Laurie A. Savage ‘98* Kathy Kiely ‘78 MassArt Trustee, Maryellen Schroeder MassArt Copy Susan Freda ‘09M Christine Marie Shepherd ‘97 MassArt Alumni Association Sarah Collins Genzyme software—technical skills Gonzalez jot*: Kristen Paulson ‘96 The Ad Club Anne Marie Stein MassArt Randy Garber* Kelly Sherman ‘02 Memorial Award Geri Denterlein Denterlein Worldwide feels will come in handy when she Jill Kravetz MassArt Foundation, Jeremy Thompson MassArt MassArt Foundation Scholarship Photography (pages 2–13) Amie Doran Citizens Financial Group Orietta Geha Tiffiney Shoquist ‘08 Jörg Meyer The Cue Ball Group Tom Tobin Staples declares an architecture major. Paul Foster MassArt Foundation, Jonathan Geller ‘06 Annie Silverman ‘85 The Genevieve McMillan-Reba Fred Leichter Fidelity Investments Meredith Verdone Bank of America Paul D. Foster Associates Linda Gerry Rosa Silverman Stewart Traveling Fellowship Eileen Logan MassArt Mary Webb Arnold Worldwide For inspiration, she simply looks Kelly Fredrickson Bank of America Brian Glaser ‘09M Sonia Simoun ‘95 Rob Moore Grant in Painting Richard MacMillan MassArt Jeffrey Williamson Jeffrey around Boston—its urban landscape, Jennifer Harrington Trinity Mitch Glassman Jill Slosburg-Ackerman* George Nick Prize in Painting John Mallon Chadwick’s Williamson Design Communications integrated with generous amounts Stephanie Goode ‘04 Jill Solomon Pace Gallery Scholarship Diane Nordon Wellington Management Jennifer Willis Boston Private Bank & Stephen Howeard Blue Cross Blue Shield of green space, was a major factor Sarah W. Gorman Guillermo Srodek-Hart ‘07M Palmer Scholarship Award, Class of 1932 Don Packer Engine Room Trust Company of Massachusetts Tom Griggs ‘09M May Stevens ‘46 Marilyn Pappas ’52 Award Phillip Page The Partnership Inc. Sam Yin MassArt Trustee in her decision to attend Massa- Jeff Johnson BigBad, Inc. Julia Groos C.A. Stigliano* Dorothy Jacobs Platt ’34 Fund for Aijalon Pyrtel Merck Research chusetts College of Art and Design. Greg Jundanian Lehman Brothers Emily Harris ‘90 James Stroud Art Education Laboratories Boston (She found Boston not just better David Harrison Brandon Sullivan ‘02 Schrafft Charitable Trust Award looking, but livelier than New York.) Solomon J. Hartman Christopher J. Sullivan ‘90* Class of ’97 SGA Merit Award 4 “I want to create architecture that Katherine H. Sloan Scholarship Steven D. Haszonics ‘79M* Susan Swinand Alumni Leadership Council july 1, 2007-june 30, 2008 merges with nature,” said Gonzalez. Megan Hershman ‘08 Guy Michel Telemaque ‘98M Commonwealth of Massachusetts Donna Rae Hirt* Elisa Tenenbaum Endowment Fund Jonathan Heisey-Grove ‘97 Chair Alisa Aronson ‘98 James Paradis ‘05 James Hobin ‘08 Kate Testa ‘08 Dina Zacconi Intravaia ’89 Candace Brooks ‘00 Vice Chair Derek Cascio ‘06 Nicholas Rodrigues ‘03 Memorial Scholarship photo above: Gonzalez at her graduation Lisa Houck Bill Thompson Brian Cushman-Daly ‘00 Secretary Katharine DeSilva ‘00 Juan Ruiz-Hau ‘98 from the Design and Architecture Senior Stephen L. Huneck ‘76 Mary Thomson Barrington Edwards ‘96, ‘03M Annie Silverman ‘85 High School in Miami, Florida. Phillip Jones Roger Tibbetts* Tory Fair ‘97M Michelle Simas ‘05 Jaclyn Kain Deb Todd Wheeler ‘94M* Cynthia Kozdeba ‘99 Guy Michel Telemaque ‘98M Masako Kamiya ‘99M Alison Torrice ‘06 Tricia Neumyer ‘96 Dan Vlahos ‘00 Kofi Kayiga* Mary Alice Treworgy ‘58 Catherine Kehoe ‘89 Ivo M. 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