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PHONG NGUYEN ILLUSTRATION
PALLAVI SEN FINE ARTS
soon after Phong Nguyen graduated from CCAD “The industry is recession-proof,” he explains, and in 2011, he took his fi rst job at Tencent Boston “allows steady income without losing creativity.” (TCB). There he works on game development as a CCAD also played a role in Nguyen finding his junior concept artist. “Basically,” he says, “whenever job. It was a CCAD alum who told him about the there is a question of ‘how will this look,’ concept opportunity at TCB. artists provide the answer.” His parents were supportive of his art degree, but to From Nguyen’s first day at CCAD, his plan was to him the loans were scary. He’s glad to have found work in entertainment. that he is able to handle them now.
less than a year out of school, Pallavi sen was awarded the lifchez/stronach Curatorial Internship, a nine-month, paid position at the Metropolitan Museum of Art working with the Antonio ratti Textile Center. sen, a Fine Arts major, was assigned to the textile center to match her personal and professional interests and goals. she also participates in the museum’s training seminars and conducts gallery talks.
The Antonio ratti Textile Center is one of the largest, most technically advanced facilities for the study and storage of textiles in any major art museum.
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