Isabella Gold is a junior studying art history and museology in the Honors program, with a special passion for the early modern world. She is interested in the role museums have to play in education and hopes to work as a curator someday. A poet and violinist, she is intrigued by the intersection of different art forms, especially the roles painting and music played in the historical development of theater. In her free time, she enjoys listening to opera, learning foreign languages, and finding old books in little free libraries. 

Laura Pilarski is a senior majoring in art history specializing in classical and Near Eastern ancient art. When not looking at old statues, she is bicycling around the Twin Cities, eating chocolate chip cookies, and giving tours as a student guide and education assistant at WAM. She wants everyone to have a fun and welcoming art experience and dreams of becoming the next Lyndel King at a museum near you.

Mollie Kelly is a sophomore studying Special Education and minoring in Art. She wants to someday incorporate art into her teaching lessons, as she believes art is a form of therapy as well as self-expression. Born and raised in Sioux Falls South Dakota, she has always had a longing for the cities. In her free time, you can find Mollie painting, reading, going for a run, or studying at WAM.

Sage Caballero (he/they) is a senior majoring in psychology with minors in art history and gender, women & sexuality studies. Sage is particularly interested in how all these subjects intersect within museums. They hope to work to create a more accessible museum space in the future. They are a researcher and musician and love experiencing new things and cultures. In their free time, you can find Sage biking through the cities, playing guitar, or climbing a rock wall.

Soumi Nandi is a first-year undergraduate student, currently enrolled in Retail Merchandising. She hopes to someday work as an art director in the advertising field. After living in North Carolina for 15 years, she moved to the Milwaukee area before moving to Minneapolis for college. With art as one of her biggest interests, Soumi enjoys painting, drawing, and writing stories in her free time, as well as (of course) spending time in art museums.

Fatima Rahman is a sophomore majoring in computer science and minoring in design. She wants to someday work in app and user interface design and is inspired by the potential both technology and art have to instigate social justice. She’s a big fan of 80s music and horror movies, and in her free time loves playing guitar, editing videos, and exploring the cities.

Joren Roth is a senior majoring in Art History, and minoring in Religious Studies, Norwegian, Anthropology, and Design.  He is interested in how art can teach us about our past, and how art and design can influence our future. When not surrounded by a pile of library books or watching documentaries, he is probably in the kitchen trying out a recipe from the internet, or daydreaming under an oak tree somewhere.