Jay Moskowitz PHY ’70 Jay Moskowitz is an inventor and entrepreneur. He founded and led SPD Control Systems, RTS Wireless, RTS Electronics, Real Time Strategies, Peerless Wind Systems, On Networks, Wireless Marvels and Intersystems Software....
Leslie Gill has been a principal in her own practice since her graduation from The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art and Science in New York in 1982. She has been an Adjunct...
Patricia Buckley Moss graduated from Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in 1955 with a specialization in fine arts and graphic design. At The Cooper Union, Pat was encouraged to seek...
Gloria Simoneaux, A’74 Gloria Simoneaux is the 2015 winner of the CUAA Peter Cooper Service Award. She will be inducted into The Cooper Union Hall of Fame on April 26, 2015. Gloria Simoneaux is...
Remy Charlip, Art 1949, was an artist, dancer and theater director. He was a member of Merce Cunningham’s company for eleven years. He was a founder of the Paper Bag Players, a theater...
(This article was first published in the December 2013 CUAA Newsletter) Meredith Bergmann, A’77, is a sculptor and poet. She is well known for her monumental sculptures in bronze or resin which incorporate figures,...
Jake Alspector, AR’72 (This article first appeared in the October 2012 CUAA Newsletter) Jacob Alspector, AR’72, is Principal of Alspector Architecture. Jake has been a guest critic and lecturer at architecture schools across the country...
Written by Peter Adler My Five Years at Cooper (First posted in May 2011) In the fall of 1948, while I was in my senior year at the High School of Music and Art...
Kim Holleman, A’95 is a mid-career interdisciplinary artist who also attended The Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, Holland. Her award-winning work, Trailer Park: A Mobile Public Park debuted at The Storefront for Art and...
Arthur Singer Art 1939 Arthur B. Singer received the first Augustus Saint Gaudens Award in 1962. Arthur B. Singer, Art ’39, was a naturalist and painter whose watercolors of the 50 state birds were...
You must be logged in to post a comment.