Umass Dartmouth College of Visual and Performing Arts Admissions
Our Kinesthesia of Fine art & Performing Arts Say
Professor Mary Coffey
Mary Coffey specializes in the history of modern Mexican visual culture, with an emphasis on Mexican muralism and the politics of exhibition. At Dartmouth, accept her course on Amalgam and Dismantling Mexican National Identity, and tour Orozco'southward well-nigh famous murals. "My thinking almost the mural has been utterly transformed by this place, by my students, by the questions they ask, and by the things they do with the mural."
Learn more about Mary Coffey, Associate Professor of Art History
Professor Enrico Riley
Asked near the evolution of his painting, Riley says, "The act of painting doesn't exist isolated from time; information technology responds to the artist'southward evolution every bit a human being, and as you move through life and have different experiences, how you paint changes, subtly or drastically."
Learn more about Enrico Riley, Associate Professor of Studio Art
Art & Performing Arts Alumni
Nobel laureates, government leaders, judges, scientists, writers, scholars, journalists, entertainers—Dartmouth alumni have distinguished themselves in all fields. Here are some notable alumni in the arts and performing arts making a divergence in the world.
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Tom Beale '00
Major: Studio Fine art & English
A dual degree in Studio Art and English led Tom Beale to a career every bit an acclaimed sculptor—shortly later on graduating from Dartmouth he became the youngest winner of the National Endowment for the Arts' Japan–United States Friendship Commission Creative Artists Fellowship. He as well created Honey Space, a Chelsea gallery that received media acclaim for its unorthodox approach to curation.
Marsha Stephanie Blake '96
Major: Drama
While a pre-med student at Dartmouth, Marsha took an acting course on a whim, and quickly fell in dearest with the craft. Her recent roles onOrangish is the New Black, Girls, Getting On, and several other TV shows and films take brought her new fame outside of the world of theater, where she has long been acclaimed for roles on and off Broadway.
Meg Houston Maker '87 A&Due south'11
Major: Visual Studies
An essayist and educator, One thousand thousand majored in visual studies at Dartmouth and returned for a MALS degree in artistic writing. She at present travels globally for enquiry, publishing her insights in consumer and trade media and in Terroir Review, her own award-winning journal of nature, culture, nutrient, and place.
Steve Brosnihan '83
Major: Visual Studies
As resident cartoonist at Hasbro Children'south Hospital in Rhode Isle, Steve Brosnihan brings joy to patients during hard times. He drew cartoons for The Daily Dartmouth and has contributed to land and national publications. Currently he teaches his "Cartoonagrams" method in hospital and schoolhouse settings and "conducts" Expert Night Lights, a community projection that involves blinking lights in support of hospitalized children.
James Nachtwey '70, HON'10
Art History
For the concluding three decades, James Nachtwey has documented war, dearth, and disaster as a photojournalist for Time and for several agencies. His work has received numerous awards and has been displayed in solo exhibitions across the world. James honed his adventuresome spirit at Dartmouth, where he skied and played rugby, and he recently donated his photographic archive to the Higher's Hood Museum of Art.
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Condign a Music Major
Even though there is notwithstanding plenty of time for me to make up one's mind upon my major, I accept known for years that I wanted to major in music. However, you're probably thinking, "Hmm going to Dartmouth for music? That's weird." And yes! Yep, it is!
Chase Harvey 2025
Springing Into 22S
Some other 12 hours of somewhat tiring travel, here I am again... At that place definitely is something in the air here in Hanover. And information technology is refreshing
Chase Harvey 2025
Where Have You Been?
While I've been on a blogging hiatus, I've been busy elsewhere on campus. I idea I'd reflect on my new involvements in both the arts and STEM at Dartmouth. (Embrace photograph taken by Eli Burakian '00)
Jack Heaphy 2024
Performing Music at Dartmouth
In this post, I'll talk about what it is like to be a office of the DCWE. Also, I'm going to talk about about of the instrumental performance ensembles that people tin can participate in on campus.
Chase Harvey 2025
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