Andrea Parkins Andrea Parkins is a 2015 Grantee for Wave Farm’s Media Arts Assistance Fund for NY State Artists MFAIA-VT Faculty Advisor Andrea Parkins is a 2015 grantee for Wave Farm’s Media Arts Assistance Fund, a Regrant Partnership with the
Photograph by M. Walker My name is Stacey (Zebith) Thalden. I graduated from Goddard College, Vermont Campus, in 2012 with a degree from the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts (MFAIA) program. As a nature illustrator, I delight in the bold shapes decorating
Excerpts from talk about the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program presented for a panel, “Distance Making? Studio Pedagogy On and Offline,” at College Art Association, Feb. 2015 In reflecting on how students and faculty are present to one another, I
The following commencement address was delivered at the graduation ceremony for the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts (MFAIA) program in Plainfield, Vermont, on July 27, 2014, by MFAIA student Christine Brubaker: I want to share something I’ve been thinking a lot
The Evergreen State College Artist Lecture Series featuring MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts Program Director JuPong Lin on April 1st, 2015.
STUDENTS & ALUMNI Coming soon to a bedroom near you…NOBODY’S HOME: a multi-sensory meditation-comedy on the nature of nothing, performed for extraordinary audiences in ordinary bedrooms. An original play by Morgan FitzPatrick Andrews (IBA ’09, MFAIA ’16) and Mason Rosenthal
Catharine Slusar (MFAIA ’15) has been hired as tenure-track Assistant Professor of Theater at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. Richard Ambelang (MFAIA ’12) has a solo show of medium format transparency photos, Approaching Abstraction: From the Montpelier Boxcars I &
Students and Alumni A new anthology The Multispecies Salon, edited by Eben Kirksey, includes a chapter byKarin Bolender (MFAIA ‘07) about her R.A.W. Ass Milk Soap Project, and one by Kirksey about Deanna Pindell’s (MFAIA ’11) “recipes” for forest restoration.”
Students and Alumni Ryan Conarro (MFAIA ’15) is performing in Perseverance Theatre’s production of The Blue Bear in Juneau, Alaska, at Perseverance’s SummerFest. The Blue Bear is a two-person place-based piece adapted from a memoir by southeast Alaska wilderness guide
This blog post was originally printed in The Rutland Herald on August 5, 2014. Reprinted here with permission. It wasn’t all what they planned, but sometimes events demand art and action of the most immediate kind, with little planning. At
Students and Alumni Beth Nixon (MFAIA ’09) is touring her new “suitcase theater” show, Lava Fossil, this year, including the Boston Center for the Arts, July 25-26, 2014, at Providence Fringe Festival, and in November at Philadelphia’s First Person Arts
Welcome to the monthly MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program news blog! This is a regular avenue for the public to learn about the achievements and good work of our alumni, students, and faculty. CURRENT STUDENTS AND ALUMNI Congratulations to all
Welcome to the monthly MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program news blog! This is a regular avenue for the public to learn about the achievements and good work of our alumni, students, and faculty. STUDENT AND ALUMNI EVENT – MAY 1,
It’s become fashionable among American pundits to question the value of post-secondary education; and nowhere are these opinions more sharply aimed than at the arts and humanities. At an alarming rate, young people are told to get trained for utilitarian
Welcome to the monthly MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program news blog! This is a regular avenue for the public to learn about the achievements and good work of our alumni, students, and faculty. ALUMNI Riva Weinstein (MFAIA-VT ’14) will present
As a progressive educator & developing scholar of decolonization, I have been thinking about interdisciplinarity, decolonization and “co-learning” a lot lately. This semester brought new and consequential insights on all three that I’d like to share. As the semester
Welcome to the monthly MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program news blog! This is a regular avenue for the public to learn about the achievements and good work of our alumni, students, and faculty. Current Students & Alumni Christine Brubaker (MFAIA-VT
Anjali Austin is a student in Goddard College’s MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts (MFAIA) program and a returning professional. A former member of Dance Theatre of Harlem for 13 years, she has worked with noted teachers and choreographers such as
Presenting a video interview with interdisciplinary artist and organizer Elizabet Elliott (MFAIA ’13), recent graduate of the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program at Goddard College. ABOUT ELIZABET ELLIOTT Artist/ Curator/ Writer/ Freelance Consultant & Community Organizer I am an
Welcome to the monthly MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program news blog! This is a regular avenue for the public to learn about the achievements and good work of our alumni, students, and faculty. FACULTY Petra Kuppers (MFAIA-WA)is enjoying multiple artist