A unique art-on-loan program between Cornish College of the Arts and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center was unveiled this summer. A total of eighty–eight works of art — paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and sculpture — were selected from Cornish’s graduating class of 2005 to be exhibited in the Fred Hutchinson Arnold Building through June 2006.
Long-time Cornish faculty member and world-renowned Jazz trombonist Julian Priester was recently honored by the Pacific Northwest Chapter of The Recording Academy. Best known for granting GRAMMY Awards, The Recording Academy (formally known as the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences) recognized Julian Priester for “outstanding achievements and contributions that have significantly enriched the music community and our community at-large.”
Brendan Fraser (Theater ‘90) - Behind closed doors at the new downtown campus of Cornish College of the Arts, a large audience of Acting students wait with nervous anticipation for Alumnus and celebrity guest speaker, Brendan Fraser.
Undeniably tall, dark and handsome, Brendan strides in and the classroom grows hushed - then the students break out into warm applause. Brendan’s friendly, relaxed demeanor resonates with energy more akin to a tall puppy than a Hollywood movie star.

Andi Rusu (Design ‘92) - From the interface on a mobile phone to the graphics that define the look of a music video or computer game, every piece of media in our world is an opportunity for innovative design. The amazing realism of the new computer-generated blockbuster movies are created by teams of talented creative people. As the Internet expands every year, so do the opportunities for designers who are adept with the multi-disciplinary demands of interactive technologies.
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