Alex Bechtel BFA'08 (Musical Theater), Michael Doherty BFA'10 (Musical Theater) , and Greg Nix BFA'10 (Musical Theater) have launched their campaign for "Jeff Coon and Ben Dibble Must Die." The work will be performed at the 2012 Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

Photography students from the Class of 2012 are raising funds to support an off-campus gallery exhibition and on-campus opening reception for their senior show.

Alex Mitnick BM '99 (Instrumental Performance) and his band are raising funds to film a series of interactive music videos to coincide with the relase of their latest album.

Ray Davis BFA'11 (Film/Video) just launched his campaign to continue the development of his short film "The Destruction Room" which also served as his Senior Project.

Matt Frock MFA '07 (Painting) just launched his campaign to fund the publication of Love Squared, a work of fiction told in words and pictures for ages nine to ninety, featuring original artwork.

Anne Belov's BFA '77 (Painting) project will allow her to attend a workshop in Cortona, Italy in June of 2012 to study the history and tradition of egg tempera painting from a master of this medium.

Ali Petre '12 (Film) is raising funds for her 'imaginative' short film that explores the innocence and vulnerability of childhood, and highlights the guilt and responsibility that children of divorce often feel.

George Keveson BFA '10 (Applied Theater Arts), Caroline Boyd BFA '11 (Film/DigtalVideo) and Robert Curry BFA '11 (Film/Digital Video) are raising funds for the first two episodes of a web series of original musicals featuring the best young talent of Philadelphia.

Lauren De Angelis '12 (Film and Video) is raising money for her senior thesis, project, which brings together family, friendship and food.

Undergraduate student Issac Ruth '12 (Film) just launched his campaign for a short film project titled "The Whispers in the Walls."

John Gelety '99 (Acting) is working on a short historical science fiction film that incorporates social media to reveal clues about the story.

Joseph Hocker BFA '11 (Photography) successfully secured funding for his curatorial project, which focused on the development of young artists in their quest to create a style for themselves.

Rachelle Smith's BFA '02 (Photography) "Pride / Prejudice: Voices of LGBTQ Youth" an ongoing photographic essay that gives members of the LGBTQ community a voice, was sucessfully funded in March 2011.

MFA student AJ Bredensteiner '11 (Studio Art) sucessfully secured funding for his thesis show "Power," which will be shown in the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery at UArts in December 2011.

Andrew Zahn BFA '11 (Multimedia) created an interactive generative video installation "The Darkening of Spaces" that was sucessfully funded in October 2011.

Josh Levitas BFA '00 (Illustration) collaborated with local artist Rob Berry and Joyce scholar Mike Barsanti on a comic adpation of James Joyce's "Ulysses." The project was sucessfully funded in December 2010.