Stacy Wong (2010) Special Masters in Art History is an intern at the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission. She has curated an exhibition at the Sacramento International Airport Art Gallery in Terminal B. The exhibition, titled "Poetry by Fire: Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramics," will run from August 12th through October 30th.
Jeremy Jordon (2009) BA double major, Art History and Art Studio, won two 2009 Witt scholarship awards for superior work in both fields. Read Jeremy's award winning art history paper, "Salvador Dalí: The Founder of the 'Fake,'" available on this page (see link on left). Jeremy is beginnning his first year of graduate studies at Sac State in art practice.
Julia Beckner (2008) is the Programming Manager for Downtown Sacramento Partnership, directing an impressive range of cultural events for the city. Click here for a description of what she's doing as well as opportunities for art and art history students.
Kristina Schlosser (2006) is the co-curator of Fresh Young Things: New Talent from Northern California, an exhibition of emerging artists at JayJay Gallery, Sacramento,
July 8 – August 8, 2009. Click here for Sacramento Bee review. Kristina is in the MA program in art history at UC Davis.
Teresa Whitney (2007) is completing the MA program in art history at Florida State University, Tampa.
Tatiana Reinoza Perkins (2006) completed the MA program in art history at the University of Texas, Austin. This spring she is curating the exhibition, Tradition and Technology in Print, at the Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento
Rebecca Crowther (2009) Special Masters in Art History & Photography graduate is Assistant Archivist at the Center for Sacramento History
Heather Mosqueda Brown (2006) completed her MA in Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art in 2008. She is currently getting training in conservation at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.
Jena Peterson (2008) Special Masters in Native American art and Museum Studies is now working for the California State Park Archives
Kim Thompson (2008) Special Masters in Asian Art and Museum Studies is now teaching part-time at Heald college in Roseville
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