Down To A Fine Art: Meet Artist, Educator Quinton McCurine
ArtCenter: What are you working on right now?
Quinton McCurine (MFA 11 Studio Art) artist and educator: I am currently working on a series of science-fiction books set to be released in China in Mandarin next year.
AC: What’s the one tool you can’t do without?
QM: Involving other people in my creative process.
AC: What’s the first site you look at when you open your computer in the morning?
QM: I always cruise the news feeds even though personalized algorithms prevent me from seeing a more objective reality.
Life after college requires more intensive, more focused study.
Quinton McCurine
Alumni Q&A
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AC: If you could trade jobs with anyone for a day who would it be?
QM: An artistic director for a high-budget animation feature.
AC: What book is on your bedside table?
QM: Harvard Press’ China: History of…
AC: If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
QM: Teleportation without side effects.
AC: How would your closest friend describe you?
QM: Cerebral, creative, honest and a bit of a wanker sometimes.
AC: What’s your best piece of advice for an ArtCenter student interested in following your career path?
QM: Life after college requires more intensive, more focused study. But only process things which are useful. Trim the fat.
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