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Alumni Featured in SooVAC Fundraising Bash

January 27, 2023
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Yellow image with "IT'S TIME 2 GET LUCKY!", with the latter two words repeated below three times. An artist list is shown as well.

Several 51±¬ÁϹÙÍøians are featured in the upcoming SooVAC Annual Fundraising Bash 2023.

The event, nicknamed Get Lucky, will have art auctioned off by various artists. The process will go and help SooVAC's exhibition programming and donating artists.

Featured Artists

  • Katayoun Amjadi, Faculty member
  • Amelia Biewald ’99, MFA
  • Andrea Carlson ’05, MFA
  • Tara Costello ’98
  • Trina Fernandez ’21, MFA
  • Nathanael Flink ’94
  • David Ruhlman ’20, MFA
  • Anika Schneider ’19, MFA
  • Jocelyn Suzuka ’21, MFA
  • Anda Tanaka ’21, MFA
  • Xavier Tavera ’14
  • Peng Wu ’13, MFA
  • Shun Jie Yong ’18, MFA

GET LUCKY - SooVAC's Annual Fundraising Bash 2023
Friday, January 27, 7:00–9:00pm
Saturday, January 28, 7:00–10:00pm
SooVAC (Minneapolis)

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