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Timothy Hawkesworth (MFA ’88) had “Paintings and Drawings,” an exhibition at Gallery at the Pennsylvania College of Technology, February–April 2007, which was reviewed in PCToday. Catherine Davis Hayes (MAT ’92) was named by Governor Donald Carcieri the 2007 Rhode Island teacher of the year, which was reported by the Providence Business Journal, December 2006. She is a visualarts teacher at the Oakland Beach Elementary School in Warwick. Eliza Hemenway (BFA ’93) is a producer and director at Trinity Productions. She partnered with the Sebastopol (Calif.) Center for the Arts to present the first Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival in November 2007. She held special screenings of her film Uncommon Knowledge: Closing the Books at UC Berkeley Extension at San Francisco State University in May 2007, at San Francisco Public Library in February 2007, and at San Francisco’s Roxie Film Center in November 2006. To host a screening, visit www.hemenwaydocs.com. Paul Heroux (Dip ’70) had an exhibition at Boston’s Howard Yezerski Gallery, December 2006–January 2007. Edna Hibel (AT ’35–’39) was profiled on www.TCPalm.com (January 2007). Liz Hickok (CD ’97) and her San Francisco in Jell-O artwork won a Food Network Award in the “Play with Your Food” category, April 2007. In January 2007 she was in three group shows: “Cultivating Creativity: In Residence at Kala” at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and “It’s a Small World: Scale and Contemporary Photography” at the San Jose (Calif.) Museum of Art and at the Scottsdale (Ariz.) Center for Performing Arts. She was also featured on KQED- TV’s Spark. Visit her Web site www.lizhickok.com for more details. Lisa Houck (MFA ’89) installed A Watery World, with Reef Residents in the Jimmy Fund Clinic at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston. Ridley Howard* (MFA ’99) has a show at Kantor/ Feuer Gallery in Los Angeles in fall 2007. Anita S. Hunt (AT ’82–’84) had “Reflections,” a solo show at the Danforth Museum of Art, Framingham, Mass., March–May 2007. Recent group exhibitions are: Jane Hudson (Faculty), who has been teaching at the Museum School for more than thirty years, retired in June. She and husband Jeff Hudson (xx,xx) moved to North Adams, Mass., to open North Adams Antiques. For more information, visit www.officialjeffandjane.com. “Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition” in Vancouver, Canada, summer 2007; “La Biennale d’estampe Contemporaine de Trois-Rivieres,” Quebec, Canada, June 2007; “New Prints 2007/Winter,” at the International Print Center, New York City, January– February 2007; and the “20 th Parkside National Small Prints Exhibitions” at the University of Wisconsin- Parkside in Kenosha, Wisc., January–February 2007. Sarah Hutt* (Dip ’82, FY ’83) had her installation My Mother’s Legacy on view May–June 2007 in “Absence/ Excess/Loss” at Rochester Contemporary Museum, Rochester N.Y., Her work was included in “Strange- Weeds,” the Chicago Bridge Art Fair, April 2007, and in the Seed Catalogue at www.strangeweeds.com. My Mother’s Legacy was also on view at the Indianapolis Art Center, Indianapolis, Ind., October–November 21, 2006. Maria Janosko (Post-Bac ’06) is enrolled at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in its bachelor of fine arts degree program in graphic design. See her work at www.mariajanosko.com. E. Taliaferro Jones (CD ’98) had work in “Relections at Sea,” Sculptuur Biennale Kijkduin 2007 in Kijkduin, The Hague, Netherlands, June 2007. She was included in the “35 th Annual International Glass Invitational,” at Habatat Galleries in Royal Oak, Mich., April–May 2007, and had “Plunge,” a solo show at the National Glass Center, Sunderland, England, April–May 2007. Her sculpture Unfurl is touring Spain as part of “IV Bienal Internacional de Artes Plasticas,” which traveled to Tomás y Valiente Cultural Center in Fuenlabrada, Madrid, Spain, March–June 17, and La Capilla del Centro de Artesan y Dise in Lugo, Spain, January– March 2007. Jones was also profiled in the article “Through the Looking Glass,” Surface & Symbol (February–March 2007). Steinunn Jonsdottir (Post-Bac ’04) is director of the Baer Art Center in Hofsos, Iceland. Sarah Kafatou (AT ’81–’88) had a solo exhibition at the Basilica of St. Mark in Heraklion, Crete, November 2006. She was awarded a master in fine arts in poetry from Warren Wilson College in Asheville, N.C. (Hisae) Chaco Kato (Dip ’89) was included in the group show “Shadow Box,” at Dianne Tanzer Gallery, in Melbourne, Australia, March–April 2007. Her work was included in New York Art Magazine (January– February 2007). Kato works as an installation and children’s book artist. Learn more at www.chacokato.com. 16 artMatters
left: chaco kato, Spider’s whisper (detail), 2005. Resin-coated fabric, epoxi, thread, Perspex. 47 x 52 inches. above right: paul heroux, Double Vase, 2006. Reduction fired stoneware with gold and platinum over glaze. 8 x 21 x 5 inches. Courtesy Howard Yezerski Gallery. Photo: Robert Diamante. below right: jane hudson, Hoosic Cotton Mill, North Adams, MA, 2006. Digital photograph. Bill Kelley (AT ’84–’87) had Sister Wendy Beckett, nun and art commentator, visit his studio in Florence, Italy. The visit was reported in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune in January 2007. Visit www.williamjkelley.com for more information. David Kelley (Dip ’70, FY ’71, Faculty) was in “Absolute Abstraction,” a group exhibition at Boston’s Judy Ann Goldman Gallery, March 2007. Barbara Kerstetter (AT 00–’02) showed her new series Souvenirs of Indian Summer in Provence at her New York City home, November 2006. Ariel Kotker (Dip ’03) is working on the installation His Room As He Left It. Visit it in progress at www.hisroomasheleftit.blogspot.com. Deborah Lamden (BFA ’73) founded and is executive director of Partners in Adventure in Shelburne, Vt., a group dedicated to teens and adults with disabilities. She was featured in the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press (February 2007). Judith Larsen* (BFA Art Ed ’73, MFA ’74) had a solo show at Boston’s Rhys Gallery, and “Take Two: Work by Massachusetts Artists” at Centro Cultural Costarricense- Norteamericano, San Jose, Costa Rica, in 2007. Hiroko Lee* (Dip ’91, FY ’94) had work exhibited in “Grande,” an exhibition at the Cambridge (Mass.) Art Association’s University Place Gallery, January 2007. Justin Lieberman* (Dip ’99) had “Agency: Open House” at New York City’s Zach Feuer Gallery (LFL) in January–February 2007. The show was reviewed in the New Yorker (February 2007). He also had a show at McCaffrey Fine Art, New York City, and recently published his first print. Frederick Loomis (Dip ’74) had the drawing The Third Testament Domain acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art after showing the work in “Who’s Afraid of San Francisco?” at that city’s Frey Norris Gallery. His work was featured in a cover article in Leonardo magazine (February 2007). Ralph Lowen (Dip ’98, FY ’00) was one of five artists in “Between Mind and Nature: Exploring Other Realms,” an exhibition at the Brattleboro (Vt.) Museum and Art Center, January–March 2007. Neeta Madahar (MFA ’03) had works included in three group shows, January–March 2007: “On the Wall: Aperture Magazine ’05/’06” at New York City’s Aperture Gallery; “Alchemy: Twelve Contemporary Photographers Exploring the Essence of Photography” at Abbot Hall Art Gallery in Cumbria, England; and “Wood for the Trees and Falling Leaves” at London’s Gimpel Fils. The March 2007 issue of House and Garden magazine (U.S. edition) profiled her work, and she was featured on Art New England’s cover (October–November 2006). Debra (Brandzen) Marek (Post-Bac ’05) graduated with her master of fine arts degree from the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, June 2007. Merrilyn Delano Marsh (Dip ’46, FY ’47) had an exhibition at the Wellesley (Mass.) Library in September 2006. Heidi Marston* (BFA ’97, Dip ’02, FY ’03) had work in “Works on Paper” at Lynn (Mass.) Arts, January–March 2007. She is the visual arts resource librarian at Boston University’s School of Visual Arts. Esperanza Mayobre (Dip ’02, FY ’03) took part in the show “Legal Aliens: Changing Territories, Shifting Identities, Moving Images” at Smack Mellon in Brooklyn, N.Y., December 2006–January 2007. Jordan McDowell (BFA ’04) is school programs assistant in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s, education department. Patrick McElroy (Dip ’02) is a film editor in Los Angeles. Chandra Meesig (MFA ’05) had her Backs of Photographs series at Brookline (Mass.) Arts Center Gallery, February–March 2007. Her new work, American Eulogy, is in the flat files of the Boston Drawing Project at Boston’s Bernard Toale Gallery. Her work in the “Butterfly Art Foundation’s International Photo-Art Exhibition” opened in the Durbar Hall Art Center at Cochin, Kerala, India, and traveled to a half-dozen locations throughout southern India, November 2006– April 2007. Leslie Miller (Dip ’78) was in the “20 th Anniversary Invitational,” at Rosewood Gallery, Kettering, Ohio, January 2007, and is in “Landscapes by Leslie Miller” at Kendal Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio. Elizabeth (Boston) Moore (Dip ’99) is the owner of the Needham Bowlaway in Needham, Mass. Karen (Canner) Moss (MFA ’74) had drawings selected for the A.I.R. Gallery’s “7 th Biennial” in New York City, March 2007. Bridget Murphy (Post-Bac ’99, MFA ’02) is director of programs at Artadia. Divya Murthy (MFA ’06) participated in “New Works #10,” an exhibition at Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos, New York City, April–May 2007. She had two long panoramas and floor installations in “New Works: Photographs by En Foco’s Award Winners” at Diaspora Vibe Gallery in Miami’s Design District, February– March 2007. www.smfa.edu 17
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