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“Visions To Vintage” in the Brooks Stevens Gallery                   July 27th - February 23 2008

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This exhibition brought 12 prominent collectors of rare design artifacts together with students, educators and design professionals who organized and curated design items from the more than 400 objects in MIAD’s industrial design collection.

Conceived and organized by MIAD’s Mark Lawson Director of Galleries

Neil Hoffman President

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Loved seeing this work installed on the Riverwalk!

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I took this photo of MIAD in 1991 as a Foundations student. The Third Ward streetscaping project was recently installed with its distinctive teal streetlamps and archway. -Chris Gielow, ID 1995

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This is me in front of the new Erie Street building. Note the Allied Moving truck in the background. I remember attending the small groundbreaking party before any walls went up. -Chris Gielow, ID 1995

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Moving into the Erie Street building, 1992

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Moving into the Erie Street building, 1992

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This was a thrill. Special shout out to Holly who gave me summertime homework that helped earn me this scholarship. Fifty(!) life sized self-portraits, each in a unique combination of media. -Chris Gielow, ID 1995

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R.S. (Randy) Mishich @sensesofimagination 

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R.S. (Randy) Mishich @sensesofimagination 

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R.S. (Randy) Mishich @sensesofimagination 

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My father, R.S. (Randy) Mishich, was one of the students at MIAD in their first years of opening. He lived to create art and our family was devestated when he suddenly passed away 20 yrs ago. He was 49 yrs old. He was a single father who raised me and often spoke of how much he LOVED being a student at MIAD. He named his one and only show (in the 1990's) "Senses of Imagination"- which is the inspiration for the @sensesofimagination IG page that I started several years ago. Recently, I was happily surprised to come across this case of his smaller pieces of artwork that he made while at MIAD. Many thanks💜

- Jessica Mishich

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2015. First day of Figure Sculpture. Our instructor, Greg Dumonthier, took this picture. He labeled it and sent it to all of us and referred to us as "the misfits". 

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2015. First day of Figure Sculpture. Our instructor, Greg Dumonthier, took this picture. He labeled it and sent it to all of us and referred to us as "the misfits". 

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A bit of a developed roll from my first photography course from Foundations year. My husband and I met just a month after I started at MIAD - he a senior ('05 grad), I a freshman ('08 grad). We're celebrating 20 years together, 15 married this year ❤️

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A bit of a developed roll from my first photography course from Foundations year. My husband and I met just a month after I started at MIAD - he a senior ('05 grad), I a freshman ('08 grad). We're celebrating 20 years together, 15 married this year ❤️

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John, Nicole, Steve, Jill, Annie, Maggie, Adam, & Amanda

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Since graduation I have had a great trip. I worked for a few years as a photo assistant in Milwaukee, worked in a in-house studio in Hartford, CT. For two more years and then in 1990 started Zave Smith Photography In Philadelphia. Around 8 years ago I Co-Founded a brand design company, Xhilarate.

Photography has always been my first creative love. Currently, I am pulling back a bit on Xhilarate to focus once again on Photography. You can see my work at www.zavesmith.com.

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CD class of ‘24 trip to the Hamilton Wood Type Museum