School of Art professor featured in POST magazine
A collection of multi-themed paintings by RIT School of Art visiting assistant professor Emily Glass appeared in the summer issue of POST. The Rochester-based, quarterly magazine is focused on telling the stories of innovators, artists, entrepreneurs, dreamers and doers.
Accompanying Glass’s splendid work and portrait is a charming profile of her that invites readers to learn more about her professional life and the focus of her art — recently, it’s been plants and social identity. Read the full piece, by Robin L. Flanigan, here. The photos were taken by Gabrielle Plucknette, a graduate of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences’ photojournalism option.
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