Alumnae in the Visual Arts
Emma Dubery ’19
I went into college knowing I wanted to major in art history, and that’s what I did! I completed several internships in the arts during undergrad, capping off my internship experience as the Peggy Phelps Curatorial Intern at the Williamson Gallery. A Pomona art history professor suggested the 4+1 program at CGU in Art Business […]
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Tara Contractor ’13
The four years I spent working at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery were as essential a part of my Scripps education as any of my classes. I’ve worked at a number of other arts institutions since graduating, but nowhere else exposed me to so many different kinds of art world experiences.
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Marielle Epstein ’18
Marielle Epstein ’18 is Department Coordinator for the Couture and Luxury Accessories and Asian Works of Art departments at Hindman Auctions. “My role enables me to engage hands-on with amazing objects and their markets, and I am so pleased that the foundation I built at Scripps is so closely tied to my work every day.”
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Marin Sarvé-Tarr ’08
Marin Sarvé-Tarr is currently an assistant curator of painting and sculpture at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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Chloe Bazlen ’18
My interest in feminist theory, undoubtedly fostered at Scripps, led me to focus on feminist art history. I am passionate about uncovering archival research on women artists and rediscovering their forgotten lives.
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Alexandra (Ali) Bush ’19
My decision to focus on fashion history has proven to be an invaluable step in my career because the study of fashion allows me to explore all the mediums I have always loved: film, photography, magazines, and even vintage album covers.
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Sophie Forman ’13
I couldn’t have gotten to where I am now without my Scripps education, which taught me to think critically and pushed me beyond just “what does it look like.”
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Josephine Ren ’19
“Scripps’ art conservation major is unique and interdisciplinary, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the intersection of art, science, and cultural heritage.”
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Katie Shulman ’15
Katie Shulman ’15 is passionate about conservation outreach and engaging and inspiring students through museum and community programs. “Please reach out if you’re interested in pursuing conservation!”
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Madeline Helland ’18
Madeline Helland ’18 describes how the courses at Scripps in book arts and conservation, along with internships at Scripps and outside the College, assisted her in obtaining her current position.
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