Mattos Paschal graduated with Honors in Art History from Wake in 2014. At the time of the interview, she was in the process of obtaining her Master’s degree at NYU’s Institute of Fine Arts. In her interview, Mattos explains the realities of grad school and […]
Caroline Culp launched straight into her PhD out of undergrad, which is no small feat. With enormous amounts of research and internship experience under her belt, Caroline was accepted into Stanford’s Art History PhD program upon graduation from Wake. She speaks to us now about her […]
Ginny DeLacey spent time interning for the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC throughout undergrad. Upon leaving Wake, she took a job with the same museum as Development Associate. Now serving as Major Gifts Manager, Ginny speaks to us about her […]
Margaret Gristina came to Wake for a Business major, but after one Art History course she knew she’d discovered her passion. Currently serving as Senior Specialist and Head of Sale in the Chinese Works of Art Department at Christie’s New York, Margaret spoke with us […]
Katie Wolf plays a key role in the Wake Forest arts community as Assistant Director of Hanes Art Gallery. However, her impact and involvement isn’t limited to the confines of campus. Katie talks us through her current job and all else to do with Winston’s burgeoning art […]
Artist Kristi Chan is a vivacious soul, characterized by an even balance of optimism and tenacity. The recent graduate and travel pro explains how she ended up on the opposite side of the country from her North Carolina home, pursuing what she loves most: creating. *Since […]
North Carolina native Robert Cox made a point of pursuing architecture from his first year at Wake Forest. Building a strong foundation in historical knowledge, Robert honed his creative style through Studio courses and summers abroad on architecture-focused Richter Scholarship travels. We spoke with Robert […]
To call Laurel McLaughlin multitalented would be a severe understatement. While at Wake Forest, she was a double major, Presidential Scholar of Voice, and a selected member of the 2013 Student Union Art Acquisitions Committee (formerly known as the ‘New York Art Buying Trip’). Since […]
Photo taken by Albert Ting at Smithsonian American Art Museum Caitlin Berry graduated at a time when the economy was less than promising for job seekers, but embraced the opportunity to get creative with how she pursued her aspirations. Spring-boarding from the inaugural management role at […]