Archive: Graduate Students

“Holding on to Jah,” Roger Landon Hall’s documentary film on the history and culture of reggae music and the Rasta movement, is getting all the right kind of attention: Legendary director Jonathan Demme (”Silence of the Lambs”) has endorsed it, and the film will premiere in April at the Washington, D.C., International Film Festival.
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“How was it possible,” wondered The New York Times, “that clothes from six selected students with global origins … could seem more inventive and creative than established New York brands?” The occasion being described was the big Bryant Park show for New York Fashion Week, and all six students referenced are Academy MFA candidates.
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Once again, you’ll be able to watch LIVE as the Academy of Art University School of Fashion presents its Fall 2010 Graduate Collection under the tent in Bryant Park during New York Fashion Week.
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On Jan. 23, a group of designers, artists, students, civic leaders and residents from the Bayview community in San Francisco gathered to celebrate the environment, education and public arts. The occasion, a preview of the Urban Forest Project, allowed students and Bayview kids to show their art created for the project and for the occasion.
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Once known as the “Main Street of America,” Route 66 wound from Chicago to L.A., pulling a footloose America into the automobile age. Pete Infelise (MFA09 Web Design + New Media) has revived that era in his interactive project “Illinois Route 66 Road Trip,” claiming awards and attracting national admiration along the way.
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