Meet Our Alumni

Discussing Sinkane’s 8th album We Belong, Ahmed Gallab MM ’22 says Purchase helped him become a more confident songwriter.

Music teacher played the National Anthem for SuperBowl 50

Associate professor in art and design and co-chair of the Arts and Communications Department at Westchester Community College.

A new exhibition at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art features work by an alumna, a faculty member, and a current graduate student.

The Cleveland Institute of Music initiated a Future of Music Faculty Fellowship.

Shaheed is the first Black male to earn a PhD in dance from Texas Woman’s University.

Shadows opens February 12, 2022 at the Pelham Art Center.

Independent curator and consultant with a specialization in artist estates

Homecoming is on view at the Everson Museum in Syracuse.

Independent arts consultant.

All-American Ruins, a multimedia project, began as a way to escape the grim reality of the pandemic and avoid crowds flocking to public trails and parks for their dose of nature.

Congratulations to Laura Jobin-Acosta ’20 MM, a composer recently named a recipient of the first-ever IDEA Opera Residencies program by OPERA America.

Plastic-wrapped trees test nature and draw attention to human interaction with the planet.

Shared from the Neuberger Museum of Art: In this new Alumni Spotlight series, I am excited to introduce you to Purchase College alumni who worked at the Neuberger Museum of Art while they were students and to talk with them about where they are today. 

My first interview is with Annabel Rhodeen Spring who earned her Masters in Modern and Contemporary Art History, Criticism, and Theory from Purchase College in 2012.

Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, Baltimore County.