Alumni
Welcome alumni! As graduates of the college, you hopefully attended most of your classes, relaxed under the big oak trees and spent many a late night preparing for a performance, exhibition, test or term paper. And when you graduated, you helped to lay the road for future generations of artists, scholars, and arts patrons.
Please stay in touch with us often and check the College of Fine Arts site for information about events (including images from those events), student, faculty, and alumni profiles and alumni announcements. Your shared successes and challenges will help us to better prepare our next generation of alumni.
You can also learn more about your departmental alumni activities by visiting the departments directly: Butler School of Music, Department of Art and Art History, and Department of Theatre and Dance.
Alumni in the News
Alumna Megan Liu Kincheloe Has MFA Thesis Exhibition at Pratt Institute
Alumna Megan Liu Kincheloe (BFA, Studio Art, 2009 and BA, Psychology, 2009) will have her MFA Thesis Exhibition entitled "The Habit of Scales" at Pratt Institute, Steuben South Gallery in Brooklyn, New York. The opening reception will be held May 7, 2012 from 5 to 9 pm.
Posted: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Alumna Amy Williams Opens Solo Exhibition in Brooklyn
440 Gallery - Brooklyn, NY
The 440 Gallery in Brooklyn, New York presents Petits Fours, a solo exhibition by Amy Williams (BFA, 1999). A site-specific installation, Petits Fours consists of gilt-framed photographs, gilt-framed mirrors, and a dramatic color of wall paint, all in examination of the extravagance of King Louis XIV's Palace of Versailles.
Petits Fours opens Thursday, May 24th and will run through Sunday, June 24, 2012. A reception for Williams will be held May 24th from 6 to 8 pm. The 440 Gallery is located at 440 Sixth Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.
Posted: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
COFA Alum Don Bacigalupi Featured in NY Times' T Magazine
The New York Times' T Magazine
Art History alum Don Bacigalupi (MA, 1985 and Ph.D., 1993) is featured in the New York Times' "T" Magazine. The article discusses his new home, life, and career as Director of the Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas. Bacigalupi, his partner Dan Feder, and their son Guston moved to Bentonville from Toledo, Ohio, where Bacigalupi was director of the Toledo Museum of Art.
Posted: Monday, April 23, 2012
