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Summer 2003 Departments
Exchange
Around the Pond
Extended Family
Great Sport
Arts
Books
Freeze-frame
Contributors
North 40
Features
Dear Master
The Vast Area of Small
Tiny couch potatoes
Pumped-up Roosters
The pervasive presence of microbes
At-risk Native Talk
Our giant in hedge funds
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Extended Family
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Gallery: Pang-Chieh Hsu
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Pang-Chieh Hsu, Independence, (photo by Ben Barnhart) |
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PANG-CHIEH HSU AND DENNIS MCGINNIS, third-year MFA candidates, were awarded two of 10 annual fellowships given by the Joan Mitchell Foundation. Both received $10,000 in “recognition of artistic merit.” Both painters had works on display in May in Herter Art Gallery.
Pang’s painting, Independence, above, is part of a triptych about a love story. “I tried to give a sense of the female character,” writes Pang, “by using high heel shoes where the shape of the heel echoes the shape of the female body. A copy of Fortune magazine rests on the shelf to symbolize her desire for financial independence.” (photo by Ben Barnhart) |
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In Memoriam
Souvenir
Souvenir: More images
Profile: Muffy Siegel ’76G
Siegel: Larger image
Profile: Bob Abramms ’76G, ’80G
Abramms: Larger image
Profile: Pat Ononibaku ’85, ’88G
Ononibaku: Larger image
Gallery: Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park
Boston: Larger image
Gallery: Pang-Chieh Hsu
Pang: Larger image
How firm a foundation
Foundation: Larger image
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