Artists in Hawaii, an article about eight notable island artists (she lives in Kailua, HI). Last spring her work was featured in Breathe, a solo show at the Honolulu Museum of Art’s Spalding House café.
Sean Thomas 04 IL Hello Kitty (siblings 3) (2011, oil on panel, 13 x 20") is among the paintings Sean showed last summer in a solo show at the Rice Polak Gallery in Provincetown, MA. He’s based in Providence.
The world premiere of Things We Don’t Talk About: Woman’s Stories from the Red Tent (redtentmovie.com), a documentary film by Isadora Leidenfrost SC (Madison, WI), took place at the First Churches of Northampton in Northampton, MA on September 15.
Stephanie (Welch) Silverman FD earned Delaware’s 2013 Secondary Art Educator of the Year award, sponsored by the Delaware Art Education Association. Last March Stephanie was also a featured presenter at the National Art Education Conference in NYC. She chairs the fine art program at the Tatnall School in Wilmington, DE, where she lives with her husband Alexander and twoyear-old daughter Sophia.
2005 The May 2012 issue of Honolulu Magazine featured Jamie Allen IL (jamierallen.com) in Rising
As Long As You Get to Be Somebody’s Slave Too, a wellreceived solo show of work by Brooklyn-based artist Whitney Claflin PT, was on view from May through July at Thomas Erben Gallery in NYC. The exhibition was reviewed in Interview magazine, The Brooklyn Rail and The New York Times, among other places. Cesare De Credico PT
Al Decredico 66 PT, and
another with a piece by glass artist Toots Zynsky 73 GL. Polina Khentov GD and Jonathan Babcock Stein were married last August in Hyannis Port, MA. Polina works as a graphic designer for Club Monaco and Jonathan is the chief executive of Betterment. com. They live in NYC.
freshfix NYC, an iPhone application Annie Lee GD (annieleedesign.com) and Dong-Ik Shin ID (dongikshin. com) designed to help give fellow New Yorkers easier access to farmers’ markets, won Best App for Parks and Public Spaces in New York City’s first Reinvent Green Hackathon last June. It also won the popular choice app.
Molly Wheelock BArch 05 In June Molly completed a music pavilion she designed for her hometown of Idaho Springs, CO. Used for a range of events throughout the year, the pavilion was built by her father using materials like locally harvested beetle kill pine. Molly founded her firm Studio MW in 2010 after working for Peter Stempel BArch 93 in Virgin, UT for several years.
(Providence) is represented by the gallery Freight + Volume in NYC, where he will have a solo show later this year. Last March he participated in a group show at the Peveto Art Gallery in Houston and in the ReCollections/ReConnection exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Newport [RI] Art Museum. In that show, one of his works was paired with a piece by his father, the late RISD Professor
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