The Cooper Union
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, commonly known as Cooper Union or The Cooper Union and informally referred to, especially during the 19th century, as 'the Cooper Institute', is a private college at Cooper Square on the border of the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.
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Nessa Cohen
American Sculptor
Lila Katzen
American Sculptor
Jay Maisel
American photographer
Elizabeth Diller
American architect
Herb Lubalin
American graphic designer
Tomashi Jackson
Artist
Bill Mantlo
American comic book writer
Paul Kirchner
American writer
Mike Mills
American music video director
Angela Hill
American mixed martial artist
Bruce Degen
American illustrator
Sydney Shen
Artist
Art Young
American cartoonist
India Mahdavi
French architect
Lou Dorfsman
American graphic designer
Edward Sorel
American illustrator
Alice Wetterlund
American solo comedian
Wayne Barlowe
American fiction writer
Leon Shamroy
American cinematographer
Louis Schanker
American artist
Hans Burkhardt
American artist
Christopher Wilmarth
American artist
Javaka Steptoe
American author
George Segal
American painter
Liana Finck
American cartoonist
Heather Kulik
Researcher
Roy DeCarava
American artist
Clemens Kalischer
American photographer
Anthony J. Griffin
Former United States Representative
Seymour Chwast
American graphic designer
Albert Carnesale
Donald Crews
American illustrator
Terre Thaemlitz
Musician
Juan Sanchez
American artist
Daniel Arsham
American artist
Aviva Rahmani
Artist
Fred Marcellino
American illustrator
Henry Scheffé
American statistician
Joel-Peter Witkin
American photographer
Al Eugster
American animator
Firelei Baez
Artist
Anna Althea Hills
American painter
Lawrence Lek
Filmmaker
B. Kliban
American cartoonist
