Month: April 2012

Written by Lucie Florio in Sculpture 1 From the moment I started my phone conversation with Susan Vermazen, a great aura of whit, laughter, and knowledge echoed from the other side of the phone hundreds of miles away in Boston.  Susan Vermazen studied Government and Political Science at Boston University and then received a Masters… Continue reading Susan Vermazen, Producer and Editor at the Boston Globe

Written by Lindsay Horbatuck in Sculpture 1  “The Impact of Art on Children” The funding for many school districts is being cut dramatically which then means many schools are cutting programs they find unnecessary.  One of the of the first programs that are being cut are the arts.  I am currently in the process of… Continue reading Bryce Snyder, elementary school art teacher at Kelly Elementary

  Written by Mary Shafer Education Ph.D., M.A., philosophy, Washington U (St. Louis); M.F.A., studio arts, U of Illinois at Chicago; B.A., art/biology, Bucknell U What it takes to be an artist… “Certain things about art are physically immersing, and that’s very rewarding. But there are also parts that are very difficult. There’s a lot… Continue reading Jan Estep, Assistant Professor of Art

  Written by Christina Huang in Sculpture 3 For my arts-related profession interview, I was fortunate enough to meet with professional artist, Tracey Snelling during her short visit at Bucknell.  I do not have a word-for-word recording of the interview, so I will summarize her answers. Question: Where did you go to school and what… Continue reading Tracey Snelling, Professional Studio Artist

Written by Deanna Boerstler in Sculpture 1 There are many alternatives to teaching for those who are looking to receive a degree in art education. However, not many of these are ever considered. It can be very beneficial for students who will be entering the work force to discuss possibilities with someone who has “been… Continue reading Gretchen Heuges, Craft Center Coordinator at Bucknell University

Written by Michelle Steinberg in Sculpture 2 I spoke with Nannette Horan, an art teacher at Rachel Carson Elementary School in Gaithersburg, Maryland. NH:  It’s funny that you’re interviewing me now.  I had to write a career report in 8th grade and I interviewed an art teacher.  That actually made me NOT want to be… Continue reading Nannette Horan, art teacher at Rachel Carson Elementary School

Written by Nicole Mastrodomenico in Sculpture 2 What do Boardwalk Empire, President Obama, ESPN, and the Billboard Music Awards have in common with companies such as Busch Gardens or Nissan? The creative mind behind their design or production: that of Steve Marino. As a creative designer and director, Steve Marino has worked on a plethora… Continue reading Interview with Steve Marino, creative designer and director