
Master of Fine Arts
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Sep 12, 2026
Artists over 50: Your time is now
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51:29Clara LieuHOST
Kat is teaching at RISD Illustration.
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51:32Clara LieuHOST
Lauren has an MFA.
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51:34Clara LieuHOST
And it turns out that a lot of self-taught artists who think they need that degree are much better off working with a small group of artists.
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51:45Clara LieuHOST
And as I said before, most of our club is over 40.
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51:48Clara LieuHOST
And we have found that...
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51:51Clara LieuHOST
We've been able to really fill a gap for a lot of people.
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51:54Clara LieuHOST
So instead of going on to do an MFA, which is like, my God, in the US it's like $90,000 a year and there's very little funding for it.
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52:04Clara LieuHOST
And a lot of people join our club and they're like, yes, this is what I wanted.
Photographer, educator, and editor, Andrea Birnbaum joins Michael Chovan-Dalton from the 2026 Chico Review to talk about her work and limited edition book, Spilt Milk.
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3:51Andrea BirnbaumGUEST
And then when we moved up to New Jersey, my kids were older, and I was doing more corporate work and corporate conventions and everything from lawyers, headshots, and all that.
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4:04Andrea BirnbaumGUEST
Then I got my MFA.
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4:06Andrea BirnbaumGUEST
Where was that? Through Maine Media.
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4:08Andrea BirnbaumGUEST
Yep.
Ep. 2787 Prosecco Superiore by Dr Susan H. Gordon | Book Club with Richard Hough
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3:21Susan H. GordonGUEST
I had this idea that wine could make lifestyle journalism more interesting and more useful in a wider context.
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3:27Susan H. GordonGUEST
I had, right around that time also, early 2000s, completed an MFA in creative writing.
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3:33Susan H. GordonGUEST
And this seemed like an interesting use of the kind of work I had started there, which was already a little experimental.
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3:38Richard HoughHOST
Okay.
Ep. 284 - Chloe Benjamin on Genre-Bending Fiction & Her Epic New Novel
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8:38Chloe BenjaminGUEST
And I continued writing through high school and into college.
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8:45Chloe BenjaminGUEST
I was an English major, and then I went to graduate school to do my MFA in creative writing.
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8:52Chloe BenjaminGUEST
from there.
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8:53Chloe BenjaminGUEST
So I certainly don't think that other writers have to follow the straight shot that I did.
10 MINS LATER
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19:08Chloe BenjaminGUEST
I don't get to do a lot of like nitty gritty talk on in these interviews.
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19:12Chloe BenjaminGUEST
So no.
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19:13Chloe BenjaminGUEST
So the book that I wrote during the MFA, I had started in college and it was actually a kind of loosely.
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19:21Chloe BenjaminGUEST
I mean, I guess more than loosely connected group of short stories and.
HOME, Art in the Park, Come From Away, Robert Walters and more..
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41:57Genevieve RandallHOST
Well, I'd like to mention for our listeners to get to know you a little bit, you've mentioned that your dad was a musician.
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42:02Genevieve RandallHOST
You also have an MFA in poetry, I see, from Columbia University.
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42:08Genevieve RandallHOST
And I mentioned that you are a professor at Oberlin.
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42:11Genevieve RandallHOST
I love the whole cross-disciplinary thing.
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43:34Robert WaltersGUEST
I got deeper and deeper into it.
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43:36Robert WaltersGUEST
A bunch of poems that I wrote somehow became a play off of Broadway in New York.
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43:41Robert WaltersGUEST
Through that experience and working with live theater and actors, I applied to the MFA program at Columbia because I wanted to move to New York and be an oboe player.
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43:51Robert WaltersGUEST
If I'd moved to, say, the Iowa Writers Workshop, opportunities for oboe playing would have been diminished.
The Jewish Journal September/October 2026
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18:32Mary AnnNARRATOR
Tochman's, uh, own path to the studio was anything but conventional.
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18:37Mary AnnNARRATOR
She earned a BA in biology from Yeshiva University before shifting course into the fine arts, completing a BFA in printmaking and book arts and an MFA in studio art at Montclair State University.
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18:54Mary AnnNARRATOR
That scientific foundation still shapes her artistic process today.
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18:59Mary AnnNARRATOR
Tochman treaties- treats her studio like a laboratory, using the discipline of scientific methodology alongside artistic intuition to push materials and traditional processes past their typical uses in search of new aesthetic possibilities.
Kiwha Lee
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1:00Brian AlfredHOST
Kiwa Lee was born in Seoul and raised across four continents.
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1:04Brian AlfredHOST
She received her MFA in painting from Hunter College in 2022.
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1:08Brian AlfredHOST
Her New York solo debut, Light Punch, a chart in 2024, was selected as Artforums Must See and named by Artsies among five standout exhibitions and small galleries worldwide.
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1:19Brian AlfredHOST
Later that year, her first European solo exhibition, Reverse Universe, opened at Montiate in Rome and was selected by Exhibit Art as a Must See exhibition.
Greg Miller
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36:25Greg MillerGUEST
My teachers were also teaching at Yale.
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36:28Greg MillerGUEST
They were teaching people in the MFA program at Yale.
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36:34Greg MillerGUEST
So like for me, like I kind of embraced that.
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36:37Greg MillerGUEST
I didn't know.
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36:38Greg MillerGUEST
I didn't even know about Yale.
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36:39Greg MillerGUEST
I didn't even know about the Yale MFA program.
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36:41Greg MillerGUEST
So I was a fine artist, like with a capital F.
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36:45Greg MillerGUEST
So when I got a kind of assignment, like assignment work was like it was less than it was hack work.
Getting into the Nitty Gritty | Christopher Brauer
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23:59Christopher BrauerGUEST
This was just a liberal arts degree.
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24:00Christopher BrauerGUEST
So then I went and did my MFA, Master of Fine Arts in acting at York University.
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24:06Christopher BrauerGUEST
That was intense.
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24:08Christopher BrauerGUEST
And I learned a lot and again, had a great group of people.
[Rerun] A Conversation with Alisha (Kaplan) Savatti
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1:51Alisha SavattiGUEST
And then, yeah, then I went in, worked in publishing for a bit and at a bookstore and this was all in New York and just living the dream, working at a bookstore and writing.
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2:02Alisha SavattiGUEST
Then I did an MFA in poetry at NYU, which was also very dreamy.
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2:07Alisha SavattiGUEST
I got to study with some incredible poets like Sharon Olds and Yusef Kumunyaka and Edward Hirsch and After that, I began teaching, and I really enjoyed that, teaching creative writing.
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2:21Alisha SavattiGUEST
But I wanted to do more.
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