American Magazine: November 2016
In this issue, delve into the Scandal-ous life of Judy Smith, meet ESPN’s new public editor, reflect on a decade of transformation under President Neil Kerwin, and learn more about autism—the fastest growing developmental disorder in the United States. Hop on the Metro to Capitol South and get to know a few of AU’s 1,068 Seattle transplants.
In this issue, delve into the Scandal-ous life of Judy Smith, meet ESPN’s new public editor, reflect on a decade of transformation under President Neil Kerwin, and learn more about autism—the fastest growing developmental disorder in the United States. Hop on the Metro to Capitol South and get to know a few of AU’s 1,068 Seattle transplants.
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It’s a common joke among Washingtonians: what’s the official bird of DC? The<br />
crane, of course. The heavy machinery that dominates the skyline in many<br />
corners of the city is the inspiration for second-year MFA student Zarina<br />
Zuparkhodjaeva’s latest work. “I’m very interested in the invasion of space<br />
in an urban setting,” says the Columbia Heights resident, who hand-drew<br />
more than 20 cranes for the piece. The painting is still under construction in<br />
Zuparkhodjaeva’s colorful, second-floor studio in the Katzen Arts Center.
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