FACULTY + STAFF DIRECTORY

Born in Lisbon, Portugal, Catarina Coelho lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts. She received an MFA in Printmaking from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where she currently teaches and manages the print studio. Exhibitions include: Childs Gallery; the Danforth Art Museum, Massachusetts; Venice International Art Fair; European Contemporary Print Triennial, Toulouse; Global Print, Douro. Catarina is the recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant, an Artist’s Resource Trust Fund grant and a 2023 Brother Thomas Fellowship. Her work is in several collections including the Boston Public Library and the Museum of Fine Arts of Boston.

Caterina (Trina) Urrata Weintraub began working with glass in 2004. She is the co-owner of Fiamma Glass Studio in Waltham, MA with her husband and fellow glass artist David Weintraub. She received her BFA in 2012 from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where she has been an adjunct professor since 2015. Trina utilizes many different methods of working glass to create her work, including flameworking, glass blowing, kiln casting, slumped/fused glass and cold working.

Erica Hood graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2014 with a BFA in ceramics. She is a working artist who creates functional ceramics, sculpture, and mixed media installations. She has been teaching ceramics throughout the New England area since graduating from MassArt. Currently she manages Chases Garage Artist Studios in York, ME. Erica resides in Attleboro Massachusetts with her husband Owen Roberts.

Clint Baclawski (b. 1981) is a contemporary artist working with photography, technology, light, and space. In 2022, Baclawski had residencies in both Venice, Italy, and Wassaic, NY. He was awarded a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship Grant in Photography in 2019. He was also awarded a St. Botolph Emerging Artists Award, and a Santo Foundation Solo Exhibition Honorarium. He has been featured in Boston Art Review, FRAME (Amsterdam), Boston Home Magazine, Designboom, and The Boston Globe, among other publications. Clint is represented by the Abigail Ogilvy Gallery and his studio is located in Boston’s South End.

Andrew Eckhardt is an artist and collaborative printer based in New England whose work explores platonic intimacy between queer people in the form of traditional portraiture. He studied printmaking at Massachusetts College of Art and Design before attending Tamarind Institute’s lithographic printer training program. He is currently an MFA candidate in printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design. Andrew has exhibited nationally and has work in collections including the collection at the Boston Public Library.

Dennis Svoronos is a Boston-based sculptor and educator whose work has been shown at venues nationally and internationally. Svoronos’ work is inspired by the modern world in motion. He uses his sculpture to reflect this environment charged with electricity, signals, spectacle and information. He uses our common language of the 21st century, electronics, robotics and interactive kinetics, to build connections between the viewers and the work. In a society fractured by technology, Dennis Svoronos tries to use it to bring us together.

Sarah E. Jenkins (she/they) is a queer Appalachian artist working primarily in experimental animation. Their work has been exhibited and screened at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, ICA Boston, Wheaton College, The Lesbian and Gay Association in Germany, Torrance Art Museum, and GRRL HAUS Cinema. Jenkins’ residencies include MacDowell, the Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, and Marble House project. She is currently creating site-responsive animation on the grounds of an old marble quarry.