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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Memphis_College_of_ArtMemphis College of Art - Wikipedia

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   From 1959 until its closing, the main building of the college was Rust Hall in Overton Park, an award-winning example of mid-century architecture designed by Roy Harrover with his company, Harrover & Mann.

   • Campus: 8 acres
   • Undergraduates: 350

   • Students: 450

2. memphiscollegeofart.comMemphis College of Art

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   memphis college of art For eighty-four years, Memphis College of Art was the heart and soul of the Mid-South’s visual arts community. Its origins trace back to the opening of a community arts school, The Memphis Academy of Arts, within the James Lee House in Victorian Village, and continued to its home in the iconic Rust Hall within Overton Park.

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4. tennesseeencyclopedia.net › memphis-college-of-artMemphis College of Art | Tennessee Encyclopedia

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   Oct 8, 2017 · Architects William Mann and Roy Harrover won the design competition for the new building, producing one of the state’s best examples of 1950s modernism. The name was changed to the Memphis College of Art in 1985, and graduate studies were added in 1987.

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5. memphismagazine.com › from-the-vault-a-life-in-artFrom the Vault — Ted Rust: A Life in Art - Memphis magazine

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   Jul 19, 2021 · Editor's Note: Rust Hall at the Memphis College of Art has been in the news lately. When MCA announced it would close in 2020, the fate of the main building — designed by noted Memphis architect Roy Harrover — was uncertain. Next year, it will become the new home of the Metal Museum.

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6. memphismagazine.com › features › from-the-archivesFrom the Archives: Modern Man - Memphis magazine

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   Sep 13, 2023 · Memphians, in fact, are often surprised to learn that one man designed such distinctive structures as Memphis International Airport, Memphis College of Art, Commerce Square, and Mud Island. This story originally appeared in the November 2010 issue of Memphis Magazine.

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   Who designed Memphis College of Art?

   • Architects William Mann and Roy Harrover won the design competition for the new building, producing one of the state’s best examples of 1950s modernism. The name was changed to the Memphis College of Art in 1985, and graduate studies were added in 1987.

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   What is Memphis College of Art?

   • For eighty-four years, Memphis College of Art was the heart and soul of the Mid-South’s visual arts community. Its origins trace back to the opening of a community arts school, The Memphis Academy of Arts, within the James Lee House in Victorian Village, and continued to its home in the iconic Rust Hall within Overton Park.

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   When did Memphis School of Fine Arts Open?

   • The school then officially opened as the Mid-South School of Fine Arts, soon renamed as the Memphis Academy of Art. From 1959 until its closing, the main building of the college was Rust Hall in Overton Park, an award-winning example of mid-century architecture designed by Roy Harrover with his company, Harrover & Mann.

   Memphis College of Art - Wikipedia

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   Who led Memphis Art School?

   • By all accounts, it was Rust — oh, let’s just call him Ted, too — who led the school during its most formative stages, persuaded city government to build the new campus in Overton Park, and hired teachers that have had a lasting impact on art in Memphis to this day.

   From the Vault — Ted Rust: A Life in Art - Memphis magazine

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8. storyboardmemphis.org › community › the-incredibleThe Incredible Journey of Horn Island ... - StoryBoard Memphis

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   Aug 12, 2019 · For 35 years, Memphis College of Art (MCA) students have been following in the footsteps of American artist Walter Inglis Anderson (1903-1965) as they make a 10-day excursion to Horn Island, an uninhabited barrier island off the coast of Mississippi. This year marked the 35th, and final, Horn Island expedition for MCA.

9. midtownmemphis.org › memphis-college-of-artMemphis College of Art — MidtownMemphis.org

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   The building, Rust Hall, is a showplace of mid-century modern architecture created by Roy Harrover. In 1985 the school changed its name to Memphis College of Art. MCA was always a small, private school offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in fields as varied as drawing, painting, photography, graphic design, animation and more.