graduate program : news

Current MFA Students

Alumni

Kirsten Reynolds '04 and The Institute for Infinitely Small Things (Catherine D’Ignazio '05)

The 2008 DeCordova Annual Exhibition

Joyce and Edward Linde Gallery, James and Audrey Foster Galleries, Phyllis and Jerome Lyle Rappaport Media Space, Grand Staircase, Window Gallery, Arcade Gallery, and Fourth Floor Hallway

May 10 – Aug 17, 2008

Melanie Fiander '07
Photograph selected for publication in Photo Review 2006

Melaniefiander.com

Kris Hall '06

Listen to an Maine Public Radio interview with Kris as she describes her Wal-Mart podcast

Read a Maine Sunday Telegram article on Kris Hall

Kirsten Reynolds '04
Awarded one of 5 New Hampshire State Arts Council Fellowships for $5000.
Read more

Barbara Rita Jenny '02

Winner of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Piscataqua Region Artist Advancement grant of $30,000
Read more or view Barbararitajenny.com

Current MFA Faculty

Iain Kerr, Interdisciplinary Studio and Theory
As part of the artist collective Spurse, Iain is participating in The Public Table,  a restaurant presented by The Collective for the Finding of the Commons.

New Haven, Connecticut: January 21- February 17 2006
Bellows Falls, Vermont: February 27-April 7 2006
Cambridge, Massachussetts, April 17-May 26 2006

Iain's collaboration with J. Morgan Puett, "that word which means smuggling across borders" completed a piece in France and will be doing a piece at the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum. This same project is featured in a new book on labor and art: Kerr, I & J. M. Puett (2005) That Word Which Means Smuggling Across Borders Incorporated. (In) Object of Labour. (ed) Joan Livingstone and John Ploof.

Upcoming pieces for Iain Kerr

Spurse is working with DARE-DARE to occupy a mobile office in Montreal's downtown and to present art projects in the public park and elsewhere in the city.

During the spring of 2006, spurse will exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. The piece involves a collaboration of local historians, artists and ecologists to enact creative investigations of Indianapolis, including IMA's Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park.