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Each year, Simply the Best celebrates the achievements of students who, during the previous academic year, received special recognition for their work in the form of various awards and prizes. This year, the exhibition in the Courtyard Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, features twelve works by ten artists in a variety of media, from sculpture and photography to painting, and represent the high quality of investigation and production taking place at the Museum School today. Click on an image to the right to open it in a new window. Boit Award: for work completed during the summer independent of classroom assignments. Brandon Andrew, Bely's Spiral Al Baio, Gingivitisaurus Lawrence Getubig, I want to be a cowboy action figure Christina Tonges, They Say Everything You Do Is A Self-Portrait Juried by Michele M. Fiedler, director of Galeria 356, San Juan; Erik Pedersen, artist and architect; and concept-based artist Quintin Rivera Toro. Dana Pond Award in Painting
James Canales, Memories of Lincoln Nabila Zoraya Santa-Cristo, Dear Jake, I Hate Your Guts Todd White, At The Center We Will Find You Falling Prey To Its Luster (Cave Face) Juried by Italian artist Lara Favaretto and Museum School alumna and artist (MFA '96) Sheila Gallagher.
Yousuf Karsh Prize in Photography Ana Licuanan Lawrence Getubig Georgeanne Louise Krampien Juried by Anne Havinga, Estrellita and Yousuf Karsh curator of photographs at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Chris Killip, photographer and professor of Visual and Environmental Studies, Harvard University; and Lisa Tung, director of exhibitions at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Will and Elena Barnet Award: for a work that embodies the formal elements of painting Lindsay Lamon, Antarctica I Stella and Sumner Cooper Award: for work in ceramics, glass or metals Georgeanne Louise Krampien, So The Tea Can Dance Both juried by Pieranna Cavalchini, curator of Contemporary Art at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum, and Museum School alumna (BFA '77), and artist and educator Audrey Goldstein.
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