Amir Khadar
Amir Khadar is a multidisciplinary artist & activist from Minneapolis, Minnesota. They are a sophomore fibers major with an illustration concentration.
The Annual Benefit Fashion Show: CATALYST is sponsored by MICA's Center for Identity & Inclusion. Entering its 26th year in 2019, a portion of the show's proceeds support diversity programming and scholarly initiatives for students.
This year's shows are in Falvey Hall, Brown Center:
Amir Khadar is a multidisciplinary artist & activist from Minneapolis, Minnesota. They are a sophomore fibers major with an illustration concentration.
Anthony Chukwu is a painter from Imo state, Nigeria. His work often has minimalist qualities and depicts scenes or portraits of his take on Afrofuturism.
Chance Mason is a young black self taught fashion designer from Baltimore, Maryland. He is a High School student from the Baltimore Design School.
Cristy Rodriguez is a Miami-based, first-year fiber artist. Her work currently focuses on the context of hair.
Daisy Braun is an interdisciplinary artist from Peaks Island, Maine. She is a dual sculpture and humanistic studies major.
Dasha Burobina is a fine artist from Togliatti, Russia. She is a sophomore illustration major with an animation concentration.
Hannah Ahn is a sophomore Graphic Design major who comes from an international background - moving back and forth between Korea and America. Yuchae Lee is a sophomore Film and Video artist born in Gwacheon, Korea and raised in Melbourne, Australia.
Hannah Moog is a sophomore general fine arts major and book arts concentrator from Burke, Virginia.
Joy Li is an interdisciplinary artist from Shenzhen, China. She’s a sophomore year interdisciplinary sculpture major.
Max Cortes is a mixed-media artist from Long Island, New York. He is in his junior year of the General Fine Arts and Masters in Art Teaching programs at MICA.
Patricia Chevez is a sophomore fiber and sculpture artist from Riverdale, Maryland. Her work takes form in different mediums, often revolving around the ideas of identity, story-telling, and the body.
Pei Jung Ho is a creative from Miaoli, Taiwan. She is a junior Graphic Design major with a concentration in Illustration. She concentrates on the research of behavior and culture through art making.
Reuben Francois is a multidisciplinary artist from Louisiana. His work crosses many different mediums, while trying to represent his current and ever evolving identity as an artist.
Woven & Connected aims to create a platform which allows for the exchange and interaction of various cultures in the world.
Sam Zanowski is an artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who works across different mediums. He is a sophomore interdisciplinary sculpture major with an illustration concentration.