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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Matt Baker
British television presenter
Jeffrey Epstein
Bob Kane
American comic book writer
Harvey Kurtzman
American cartoonist
Ashley Bryan
American writer
Martin Charnin
American lyricist
Milton Glaser
American graphic designer
Daniel Libeskind
Polish-American architect
Dave Berg
American songwriter
Mario Buatta
Interior decorator
Masha Gessen
American-Russian journalist
Ed McBain
American author
Charles R. Forbes
Tom Wesselmann
American artist
George Maciunas
Lithuanian-American artist
Donald Baechler
American painter
Victor Moscoso
American artist
Thomas M. Disch
American fiction writer
Norman Bridwell
American author
Bill Morrison
American filmmaker
Thom Fitzgerald
American-Canadian film director
Bonnie E. John
Shigeru Ban
Japanese architect
Christian Marclay
Visual artist
Joshua Lionel Cowen
American inventor
Wangechi Mutu
Kenyan visual artist
Remy Charlip
American artist
Mitch Epstein
American photographer
Sylvia Plimack Mangold
American artist
Roman Frydman
American economist
Jack Whitten
American painter
Paul Thek
American painter
Luigi Lucioni
American-Italian painter
Moses Soyer
American painter
John Hejduk
American architect
Ricardo Scofidio
Architect ‧ Elizabeth Diller's husband
Neil Beloufa
Visual artist
Sam Vernon
Visual artist
Awol Erizku
Ethiopian-American artist
Amy Cutler
American artist
Jürgen Mayer
German architect
Matthew Monahan
American artist
Linn Meyers
Artist
Adolph Alexander Weinman
American-German sculptor
George Kunz
American football player
Kadar Brock
Artist
Pedro Lasch
Artist
