Future Former: An Exhibition of Alumni Work

January 8 – February 9, 2018
In-person Event
Art & Architecture Building
2000 Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor MI 48109-2069
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Exhibition
Open to the public
Free of charge
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Future Former: An Exhibition of Alumni Work honors the creative work and careers of all Stamps School alumni, creates an aspirational connection between generations of U‑M artists and designers and current Stamps students, and inspires reflection during the university’s Bicentennial year. Funds raised through this exhibition will support new studios and collaborative spaces at Stamps.
Curated by Stamps Professor Franc Nunoo-Quarcoo with alumna Emily Schumer (BFA 2017), Future Former will be on view Monday, January 8‑Friday, February 9, 2018 on the first floor of the Art and Architecture Building.
Join us for an artist panel and exhibition reception on Monday, January 29 from 5 — 6:30pm. The artist panel, moderated by John Luther, Career Development Coordinator, includes Janna Coumoundouros (BFA 1998), Nawal Motawi (BFA 1988), Robin Wilt (BFA 1971), and Matthew Zivich (BSDes 1960).
Future Former: An Exhibition of Alumni Work
Exhibition Dates: Monday, January 8 — Friday, February 9, 2018
Artist Panel and Reception: Monday, January 29, 2018 from 5 — 6:30 pm
Artist Panel: 5 pm, Stamps Auditorium
Reception: 5:45 pm, Street Gallery
Gallery
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Melis Agabigum: artPOP: Necklace in Purple
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Anneli Arms: Face Embryo
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Julia Ashcom: Untitled Study
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Vivian Babuts & Joey Christiano Diaz: from the series “The Ballad”
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Elizabeth Barick Fall: Levering #2, 2017
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Katie Barrie: Some of the Most Amazing Scenery Known to Man
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Cathy Barry: Entropy
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Martin Bernstein: Book
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Suzanne Beutler: Childhood Imaginations
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Michelle Bien: Sacred Geometry, Universal Mathematics, Infinite Perfection
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Gabriella Borosd: Rabba Destroys the Golem
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Anna Brown: Emotional
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Paula Brown-Gray: Spring Lake Lily
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Lynne Buchman: Moving on
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Sheryl Budnik: Sheryl Budnik - Studio viewing room with recent work and previous Realist work
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Steve Burdick: State Street, Ann Arbor, 1983
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William Burgard: Dr. Thomas Wang
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Lenea Burt Howe: Florida Gator with his Lint Licker
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Kent Caldwell: Hanging Gardens (detail shot)
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Kimberly Callas: The Beekeeper’s Wife
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Lewis Calver: Limbic System of the Brain
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David Campbell: The Calling - Issue 1 - Cover
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Gregory Campbell: Man alone.
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Gina Canter: Barak Obama
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Richard Cassis: mind body plate brand
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William Charland: Learning to be white in the USA: What will I do with you; Why do they hate us?
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Joanne Chung: Hidden in the Jelly Valley
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Caryn Ciesielski: DUMB BITCH
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Nicole Cischke: Monster Party
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Evan Clark: 2017 Ravinia Festival Poster
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Augustine Cofrancesco: Scrap Grasp
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Susan Ruth Cohen: Summer Concert (in the Piazza)
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Amy Contopulos: Recess
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Janna Coumoundouros: Automotive Material Dress Modeled by Musician Josie Pace
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Lisa Craig Neild: September 2nd
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Breanne Cremean: Mother of Dragons
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Patricia (Clark) Crosby: CARRIAGE HOUSE
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William Crosby: DENALI
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Michael Curtis: General Eisenhower
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Heidi Dauphin: Making a Point II
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Cheryl Dawdy: Metamorphosis
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Marisa Diamond: The ThrowUps
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Rita Dibert: Ring Around the Rosie: Tentative Times
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Molly Dierks: Test Tube Babies
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Barbara Dinneweth: Fall
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Celibeth Donnelly: Tapestry of a Leader
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Shelley Doppelt Holtzman: Rose & Berries
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Valerie Doran Bashaw: Saw Blade Mandala, 2016
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Henry Adam Dougherty: FC St. Pauli 2017/18 Kits
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David Dumo: Sebastian
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JULIE EISENBEG PITMAN: undecidable III
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Judith Enright: Peonies
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Yasmin Etemadi: Butterfly’s Revenge
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Peter Finnemore: Bertween the Lines
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Jane Fitzgerald: FUTUREformer: one career
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Janie Fleckenstein: Portrait of Ashley Fleckenstein
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Ken Giles: Untitled - urbus: located in the city
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Peter Crow Gilleran: October Piece
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Peter Glaberman: Michael B
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Heidi Goldberg: Lake Sakakawea
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Debra Golden: Mornings at Seven poster
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Sophia Greenbaum: No Nukes
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Walter Griggs: MICHIGAN NORTH CAMPUS BUS-STOP, SUMMER SCENE.
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Walter Griggs: Michigan Stadium-Main ST.
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Genevieve Guracar: Champions of the Sacred
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M. Sedestrom Guthrie: Settled/Unsettled
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Cam Gzym: The Lake Alone
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Richard Hackel: Panalateral View of the Charles River
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Samuel E. Harper: Miss Marilyn
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Kelsey Horn: Late to Dinner
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Joann Kallio: Subterranean
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Adrienne Kaplan: Memory of George II
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Oleg Kolbasov: School
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Pamela Peters: Floral Vessel Ring
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Marcia Polenberg: Child From Aleppo
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Janice Propst: Montana Day Break
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Elton Robinson: Art in America magazine, January-February 1969
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Joan Rosenberg-Dent: Reveal #2
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Gail Rosenbloom Kaplan: Rethinking
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Andy Ross: That Was a Hell of a Weekend
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David Rubello: movable, Color Moves #6
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Ginny Russell-Sheldon: Argo Pond
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Jared Salinger: Self Portrait: Red White and Blue
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Gwen Schagrin: Lighthouses in Iceland are ORANGE!
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J. Brough Schamp: Early Morning Light
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Emily Schiffer: Drink, 2017
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Jaye Schlesinger: From The High Line
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Jenny Schu: She Can’t See the Forest Through the Trees
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J. Amadeaus Scott: highway overpass
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Camille Serre: Leona’s Shells
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Michael Sevick: Self Portrait
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Michelle (Gurfein) Shain: The Red Party Invitation
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Susan Shwartzer Seltzer: Contemporary Portraiture
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Michelle Sider: Queen Esther
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Lyn Silberman: Florida Sunshine
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Judi Simon: After Taq Class
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Buster Simpson: Adaptive Actions
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Marc Sirinsky: Crash (Bike Accident)
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Natalie (Fedirko) Skorupskas: Theatrical Poster: Roger (Short Feature Film)
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Becky Slemmons: It just came to him
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Elise Meeske Sloan: MY TRAVELS
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Christopher Smith: Adrift on the Wine Dark Sea
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Larry Stark: Early Morning Up North
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Betsy Statman Besl: Inhabitants Of My World
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Mindy Steffen: The Making of “AER HEAD” : A Comic Series In Progress
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Jacob Stempky: In The Beginning
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Angela Stork: tbt* Brewery Tour Map
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Robin Street-Morris: Los Pe–asquitos Canyon XIII (Coastal Fog at Dawn)
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Phyllis Swonk: Water Lilies on the St. Lawrence River, Canada
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Miranda L. Tarrow: You Squandered Everything I Gave You
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Russell Thayer: Wind Rapids
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Mary Tobin: Graphic Turn
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Rebecca Tocci: Within the Willow
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Marjorie Tomchuk: Reversal I & II
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Barbara Trupp: “Snow Color”
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Mallory Uchalik: Keep on the Sunny Side
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Mara Vallee: Three Forks River
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Cameron Van Dyke: Future Cycles Deployment
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Dina Veloric: Consciously, Unconscious
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Sam Viviano: Historical Inaccuracies in “Hamilton”
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Donella Reese Vogel: Betty in St. Augustine
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Scotty Wagner: Trial Child: Nurture a Better Nature
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susan wein: The Way Things Are
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Ruth Weisberg: Discovery
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Libby Welch: Universal
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shirley white-black: untitled
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Franklin Willis: In Case of Emergency Dial T For Tonka
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Robert W Wilson: Intersection XIII
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Ellen Wilt: The SCHOLAR, REALITY, The LURE, and CYBERED
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Robin Wilt: Elephant in the Room: A Responce to Sandy Hook
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Barbara Winer: Remodeling Series-Interior Elevations (Zen)
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Darren Wolfberg: Lips
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Suzanne Wolfe: Rococo/Qing
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Katelyn Wollet: Untitled: Self Portrait
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Bruce Worden: Scientific illustrations from the Journal of Clinical Investigation
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Paul Wywrot: Mc Caul Street, 2014 (Assemblage)
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alisa yang: Garbage collector in Dunhuang, China
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Carol Beth Yoffee: Grand Canyon Falls
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Wendy Yothers: Gotham Tea Set
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Rebecca Zeiss: Second Light
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Paul Zenian: Gateless Gate
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Matthew Zivich: Helter Skelter
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