Exhibits: Staff & Contacts
Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery
Whitehead Campus Center
Haverford College
370 Lancaster Avenue
Haverford, PA 19041
(610) 896-1287
Matthew Seamus Callinan
Campus Exhibitions Coordinator
mcallina@haverford.edu
John Muse
Faculty Curricular Liason,
Exhibitions Program
jmuse@haverford.edu
Student Workers
Yani Chu-Richardson is Co-Manager of the CFG along with Aubree Penney. She is a Haverford Senior majoring in Psychology who plans to go on to get her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology. While passionate about her major, she would be a mess without her daily dose of art. Yani has spent the majority of her time at Haverford working with the Exhibitions Program, and can truly say that it has been, and continues to be, one of the most rewarding elements of her college career.
Aubree Penney is Co-Manager of the CFG with Yani Chu-Richardson. As a junior Religion and English double major with a Classics minor, she finds the CFG provides her with a much-needed dose of the 21st Century. A native Southerner, Aubree has a deep and undying love for sweet tea and has proclaimed “y’all” to be her second person plural pronoun of choice. Additionally, she enjoys participating in the Customs program at Haverford and decorating spaces with vast quantities of paper chains.
Sydney Carson is a sophomore from the San Francisco Bay Area, California. As of now she is completely unsure of her major. In high school, she had the opportunity to take a glass classes and since has favored glass pieces such as stained, sandblasted, and fused glass. She also enjoys photography and dance. In her spare time, she likes listening to music, thrift shopping and and being with friends and family. She is excited for another year at CFG!
Alicja Kielczewska is a freshman from West Babylon, NY. She is currently undecided but will possibly major in History or Biology. In her spare time, Alicja loves to do acrylic paintings and sing in the shower (just not at the same time.) Having grown up in Long Island, Alicja’s favorite food is pizza. She is also a Polish chocolate connoisseur. Alicja has been involved in the arts for most of her life, though it wasn’t until last year that she developed a love of art history. Alicja hopes to deepen her knowledge and passion for art and art history by working at the CFG.
Rachel Lim was born and raised in Philadelphia, but now lives in Vancouver, Canada. She can’t believe she is already a senior at Haverford College, double majoring in Political Science and Linguistics. Whether it is through making music, designing, working at the gallery, or simply enjoying a performance, she has always loved being involved in the arts at Haverford. This is Rachel’s third and final year with the CFG team. She hopes to finish her time here with a bang!
Emily Mayer hails from Berkeley, California, where she grew up wandering the muraled alleys and myriad of other public art works the Bay Area has to offer. A Haverford sophomore, Emily will most likely be a history or anthropology major. Emily is involved with the spoken word poetry and dance scenes on campus, and sees the CFG as an exciting opportunity to explore of a different sort of artistic medium. She loves making art out of food and wishes she collected paint swatches.
David Richardson is a junior English major from Massachusetts. Primary among his interests are contemporary and conceptual art; he founded and currently co-directs Drop Shot, a student art collective based in an abandoned squash court on Haverford's campus. Much of his time is spent curating shows, programming, or creating new works for exhibits. David loves to write and play music. He is involved with a number of bands on campus, including the illustrious quartet Meat Space. He looks forward to continuing his work with CFG this year.
Michael Rushmore is a sophomore from Chicago, IL/London, UK. He might major in Political Science with a minor in art history, or maybe not. He took a gap year to curate a few art exhibitions and write a book about street art. Street art is kind of his obsession. But he also listens to music and likes other kinds of art. Originally, he thought that he would avoid getting involved in the arts in Philadelphia, but the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery looked too cool to avoid. If he could look at one painting for the rest of his life, it would either be Francis Bacon's Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X or something huge by José Parlá.
Sana Venjara is a senior at Bryn Mawr College. She grew up in Staten Island, NY and spends her time shuffling between the boroughs gallery hopping, working, playing and generally falling in love with the city when she is not in school. She is a Growth and Structure of Cities major with a concentration in Middle Eastern Studies and a minor in History of Art and looks forward to spending her last year with the amazing CFG staff and gallery.