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  • A promotional image depicts female dancers in black leotards below the words 'Boston Ballet Mikko Nissinen Artistic Director' in white on a black background

    Denise Korn

    Denise Korn (B.F.A. ’87) is the creative strategist behind some of the most recognizable brands in real estate, hospitality, education, and the arts.

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  • Detail view of curving building with wall of windows reflecting a bright blue sky and clouds.

    Peter Eisenman

    Peter Eisenman (B.Arch. ’54) discovered architecture more or less by accident during what was proving to be a discouraging first year at Cornell.

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  • Steel creates a spiraling vortex in this 14-foot sculpture suspended with cables from the ceiling.

    Mark Gibian

    Sculptor Mark Gibian (B.F.A./B.A. ’79) is a master at bending steel to his will and imagination.

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  • Street-level view of a building at dusk.

    Alan Chimacoff

    Award-winning architect Alan Chimacoff (’63, B.Arch. ’64) has been a significant force in architectural practice and education for decades.

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  • A video camera is filming in an art museum.

    Shelly Silver

    Video artist and filmmaker Shelly Silver (B.F.A. ’80), a native of New York City, graduated from Cornell with degrees in intellectual history (B.A. College Scholar/Phi Beta Kappa) and mixed-media arts in 1980.

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  • Poster for documentary An Undeniable Voice, showing an older gentleman dressed in a suit and glasses, holding a microphone.

    Price Arana

    Price Arana (B.F.A. ’86) launched her first career — as a professional photographer — only months after graduating from Cornell.

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  • An abstract painting with a brown, peach, and green color palette.

    Amie Cunat

    Japanese American artist Amie Cunat (M.F.A. ’12) is known for her unabashed use of color to explore, entice, and question.

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  • Book cover 'Reinventing Cities: Equity Planners Tell Their Stories'

    Pierre Clavel

    AAP Professor Emeritus Pierre Clavel (CRP Ph.D. ’66) is an authority on “progressive” planning. To him, progressives focus on the distributive effects of their work: more equality and wider participation are constant concerns.

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  • Oil on linen still life painting of a large black pot surrounded by smaller dishes, a bulb of garlic, and an onion with an overgrown stem.

    Ellen Buselli

    Award-winning artist Ellen Buselli (B.F.A. ’74) is best known for realistic still-life and floral paintings that showcase her mastery of chiaroscuro, values, color, edges, and other painting techniques.

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  • The Brooklyn Bridge forms the backdrop for a roof with greenery and benches.

    Jay Valgora

    As a Fulbright Fellow, Jay Valgora (B.Arch. ’85) created an ambitious proposal to transform and regenerate London’s Royal Docks.

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