Bernard Olcott
Written by Catherine Sanso CE ’14 Recently deceased Bernard Olcott (1919 to 2006) can be described as a groundbreaking businessman and entrepreneur, a world traveler, a revolutionary in the field of intellectual property, and...
Written by Catherine Sanso CE ’14 Recently deceased Bernard Olcott (1919 to 2006) can be described as a groundbreaking businessman and entrepreneur, a world traveler, a revolutionary in the field of intellectual property, and...
Written By Ciera Lowe ChE ’14 Thomas Driscoll graduated from the Cooper Union with a Mechanical Engineering degree in 1977 after growing up in North Jersey’s Bergen County. His father, Tim Driscoll, also a...
Nils Folke Anderson A’94 Nils Folke Anderson is a painter and sculptor. He, his wife, Alexandra Posen and their children live in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. Nils graduated from The Cooper...
Carin Goldberg, A’75 Carin Goldberg A’75 is a graphic designer, publication designer and brand consultant. After graduating from The Cooper Union, she worked as a staff designer at CBS Television, CBS Records and Atlantic...
Sascha Mombartz, A ‘09 Written by Claudia Giordano Lasky, A ’76, July 2015 I enjoyed a lively and engaging conversation with the young, creative designer and entrepreneur. Sascha Mombartz, Cooper Union Art School 2009...
Maurice Cox AR’83 (This article was originally published in 2009. It was updated in 2015) Maurice Cox AR’83 is an educator and architect known for his groundbreaking use of design as a catalyst for...
Simms Taback, Art 1953 Simms Taback, Art 1953, was a graphic designer, advertising agency art director, and a partner in a design/illustration office. He has created and published his own line of greeting cards...
Alumni Profile — George Segal, A’44 George Segal grew up in The Bronx. Initially, he worked in paint and pastels, but began doing sculpture in 1950’s. During his early professional life he taught art...
Paul Garrin A’82 Paul Garrin A’82 is a media artist whose work explores the social impact of technology and issues of media access, free speech and public/private space. He began studying video while at The...
Henry Grant Plumb, A 1868 On May 29th 2015, an article appeared in the New York Times about Henry Plumb saying in part: Henry Grant Plumb painted panoramas of European and American villages and...
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