In the flurry of graduation excitement, maybe you forgot that renting graduation attire was even an option. Never fear — there are plenty of grown–up ways to reuse that little cardboard hat.
From circus workshops and the Barnes Foundation to beer, beer and more beer, we’re giving you a to–do list that is guaranteed to keep you on your toes.
Chalk full of cocaine, love triangles, nakey people and more cocaine, Quadramics hosts a midnight performance this Friday that you can definitely Fling with.
Name and Year: Jaipal Singh, 2014
Hometown: Toronto, Canada
Degree: Wharton, minor in Art History
Medium of Choice: Pencil, pencil–crayon
Street: How did you get interested in the visual arts?
Jaipal Singh: I loved drawing from a very early age.
Name and Year: Lyndsey Wheeler, C’14
Hometown: Alexandria, VA
Major: International Relations, Journalistic Writing minor
Medium of Choice: Anything that can be made into jewelry
Website: www.flickr.com/photos/designsbylyndsey
Street: When did you start making jewelry?
Name and Year: Jacob Rivkin, MFA 2013
Hometown: Baltimore, MD
Degree: PennDesign Master of Fine Arts; Vassar College 2007, BA in Studio Art
Medium of Choice: Drawing/painting
Website: http://jacobrivkin.carbonmade.com
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Street: Where do you find inspiration?
Jacob Rivkin: I find inspiration through reading, traveling and making.
Name and Year: Orlando de la Garza, 1986
Hometown: Ciudad Victoria Tamaulipas, Mexico
Degree: MFA
Medium of Choice: Mostly oils, although I’m falling in love more with acrylics.