06/14/17
Alexandria Vasquez is finishing her PhD in Sociology at Brandeis University. Alex's deep interest in space and wellness began intersecting with the study of human evolution several years ago. She founded da.to.da atelier in the rural White Mountains in New Hampshire with partner and architect Matt Filey.
12/04/15
Alexandria Vasquez was recently in Vermont catching up with other Oxbow alumni. Lots of reminiscing about Oxbow!
09/29/15
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Merisha Lemmer illustrated the children's book Little Red Riding Boots (A Once Upon the West Fairy Tale) written by Erin Zwiener and published by The RoadRunner Press. Merisha is doing a reading of the book at Copperfield's Books Inc. in Sebastopol, CA on November 7, 2015. See more of Merisha's work.
09/03/13
Sylvia Osborne-Calierno and her husband spent the last year working as chefs in Barcelona, Spain. They plan to return to the US this summer and are expecting twins!
02/17/12
Gabrielle Marie (Lopez) Uballez returned to her hometown of Albuquerque, NM as the Visual Arts Program Director at Working Classroom after spending three years as the Special Projects Associate at the Studio Museum in Harlem in New York City. In July 2011 she was one of fourteen individuals selected to participated in Crescendo Cultural, the first national task force of young Latino art professionals, organized by the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago.
09/17/11
Alexandria Vasquez is currently working on her Masters' of Science degree in Sociology at Virginia Commonwealth University.
07/29/10
Ericka Cain just completed her MA in Art Therapy at University of Derby in the UK.
02/26/10
Susanna Myrseth is finishing up her last semester at Wesleyan University in Connecticut.
02/26/10
Georgia Carter was offered a solo show with Maniac Gallery in Los Angeles before graduation. As for now, she is working as a curatorial intern at Pro Arts gallery, as well as NOMA gallery in San Francisco. Look for her to be featured in a group show at ABCO in April and a small solo show Mama Buzz gallery in late spring/early summer. Check out her website at: allwhoainthid.com
Oxbow forced me to create, and by creating, I established foundation for my thought.
— Jamie Roux, Spring 2003
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— Stephen Beal, President, California College of the Arts
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— Paul Coffey, Vice Provost and Dean of Community Engagement, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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