Carnegie Mellon News - Carnegie Mellon University: A purposefully untitled show, only identified by a vague set of glyph-like characters, the 2015 Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Thesis exhibition at Carnegie Mellon University presents final work that is described by John Carson, head of the School of Art, as “various ways of examining and commenting on the distance between human aspiration and experienced contemporary reality.”
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Carson would always make up some random thing to say about the MFA shows despite never having an invested interest in the exhibit or the students. What a horrible thing to have done to myself for three formative years of my life. I look back and I still can’t understand how a university can offer a program that has zero structure or resources to support intellectual growth.
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