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5 Questions for Lauren Hecht BFA ’09
Lauren Hecht is an animatic editor at Netflix, and she previously worked at Cartoon Network on Steven Universe.
Despite Tough Job Market, 2020 Graduates Find Work Across Creative Fields
We caught up with six 2020 graduates to learn about what they’re doing now and what advice they may have for students graduating this spring.
For Junior Sanna Legan, Art and Political Activism Are Inseparable
Leading up to the 2020 election, Legan is focused on helping to drive youth turnout to the polls.
5 Questions for Marlena Abraham BSCA ’15
Marlena Abraham is an advanced game designer at Schell Games and the President of Bit Bridge, a community of indie game creators in Pittsburgh.
Professor Shimoyama Creates Custom ‘I Voted’ Sticker for New York Magazine Cover
In addition to the magazine covers, 500,000 more stickers will be distributed for free at bookstores and museums across the country.

Community Updates

Alumni News Update 11.17 – 11.30.20

Ester Petukhova’s BFA ’23 Work Published in UCLA’s Art Journal FLAT

Caroline Yoo MFA ’23 Performs in Online Event “Sacred Wounds – Warrior”

Rubber Factory Gallery Presents Solo Show by Professor Barrois Jr.

Professor Wormsley Awarded Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh Grant

5 Questions for Lauren Hecht BFA ’09

Caroline Yoo MFA ’23 Screens Work in the 2020 Film and Video Poetry Symposium

Despite Tough Job Market, 2020 Graduates Find Work Across Creative Fields

Drawing of a head with bob hairstyle and exaggerated eyes

Work of the Week: Shori Sims

Work of the Week: Kathy Zhang

Lena Chen MFA ’22 and Michael Neumann MFA ’20 Perform and Give Artist Talk at Upcoming Festivals

Syracuse International Film Festival Screens New Work by Professor DeYoung

Professor Pedercini Gives Virtual Talks at International Festivals and Museums

Alumni News Update 11.03 – 11.09.20

Oval sticker with an American flag and the phrase "I Toted a poll"

Work of the Week: Steven Montinar

Lena Chen MFA ’22 Debuts New Work as part of Die Digitale Festival

Professor DeYoung Presents New Work in the Orlando Film Festival

For Junior Sanna Legan, Art and Political Activism Are Inseparable