Sandy King works at the Photographic Center Northwest in Seattle, WA. She started there as a volunteer and now leads their digital media labs.
Cooper Thompson
10/24/19
Cooper Thompson will graduate Spring 2020 from Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in Graphic Design.
Caroline Woolard
10/24/19
Caroline Woolard's exhibition INDEX: The Meeting on view through March 8, 2020 at the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts.
"Caroline Woolard (b. 1984) employs sculpture, installation, and online networks to investigate systems of collaboration and cooperation. Woolard, the 2019–20 Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence, draws upon the formal and spatial languages of conflict mediation to transform the Lee Gallery into a platform for self-initiated and facilitated group discussions."
Caroline, an OS34 Lecturer, OS35 Visiting Artist in Residence is a current member of the Oxbow Board of Trustees. carolinewoolard.com
Merideth Hillbrand
10/24/19
Merideth Hillbrand graduated from University of California, Riverside with her MFA. She is currently teaching at University of Texas at Austin through the St Elmo Arts Residency Fellowship. See more of her work at meridethhillbrand.com.
Photo by Josh Schaedel.
Courtney Cook
10/24/19
Courtney Cook studied art + design, and creative writing + literature at the University of Michigan focusing on finding ways to best combine visuals and words. She is an MFA candidate at the University of California, Riverside, studying creative nonfiction. Her first book titled The Way She Feels, is forthcoming from Tin House Books in the summer of 2021. The Way She Feels is a mixture of essays, graphic narratives, and illustrations all surrounding the topic of mental illness.
Isabel Ainsworth
10/24/19
Isabel Ainsworth recently graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore with a degree in Interdisciplinary Sculpture and is currently working at the Tayloe Piggott Gallery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Portia Hubregsen
09/19/19
Portia Hubregsen was accepted to the Northeastern University's College of Arts, Media and Design and will spend her first semester in Rome, Italy.
Sophie Halpin
09/12/19
Sophie Halpin spent the Spring semester of her senior year traveling Europe. Next she plans to attend Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Sophie's tour was featured in an interview titled Student, 18, spends two months in solo trip to Europe by Heidi Bowman for the Woodford County Journal.
Zoé Murphy
09/11/19
Zoé Murphy's article "Bonding Over Art" about OS40 and their Oxbow community experience is featured in the Summer/Fall 2019 issue of Inside Napa Valley magazine.
"At The Oxbow School, I found a family of different, yet like-minded people. I now have and am part of a support system that stretches across the United States and encompasses all Oxbow students past or present. At The Oxbow School, I found people that helped shape me into a better more open person. From the supportive staff to the incredible student body, they built me into a better version of myself. Oxbow pushed me out of my comfort zone and showed me a whole new world. I would not be the person I am right now without this experience."
Mary Lacy
09/11/19
Mary Lacy was interviewed this summer on Vermont Public Radio by host John Dillon for "Making Things In Public: Muralist and Mosiac-Maker Mary Lacy" as part of their Young at Art series.
"Mary Lacy is a Jericho native who thinks big. She paints outdoor murals: giant images, usually of nature, that adorn urban landscapes. Her paintings of fish, hummingbirds and bees splash across buildings and along byways in vibrant color."
You can see more of Mary's art at marylacyart.com.
