Distinguished Visitors

Distinguished Visitors in Savannah


2012
  • George Akerlof, UC Berkeley Koshland Professor of Economics, International Monetary Fund guest scholar and Nobel laureate in economics
  • Verda Alexander, co-founder of Studio O+A
  • Markku Allison, leader on industry transformation issues including integrated practice, collaboration, sustainability and health
  • Glaire D. Anderson, art history professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Eric Baker, design director for The O Group in Manhattan
  • Malcom Beith, author
  • Charlie Bell, leader of the new Teknion Studio Group division of Teknion
  • James Belzer, director
  • Deborah Berke, founding partner of Deborah Berke & Partners Architects in New York City and professor of architectural design at Yale University
  • Charles F. Bloszies, architect and structural engineer
  • Lea Bogdan, lead designer, Masco Design
  • Mohamed Bourouissa, artist
  • John Bricker, principal and creative director, Gensler
  • Susan Buck, conservator
  • Deborah Berke, founding partner of Deborah Berke & Partners Architects and professor of architectural design at Yale University
  • Erika Burton, co-president, Rhythm & Hues film division
  • Jay Chapman, product development manager, Geiger International
  • James Cromwell, actor
  • Rachel Dacks, furniture designer
  • Frank DeLise, video game designer, Autodesk
  • Richard Edlund, multiple Academy Award-winning visual effects supervisor
  • Wes Enzinna, editor, Oxford American
  • Jeremy Ernst, character rigger and technical animator, Epic Games
  • Carol Ann Fitzgerald, editor, Oxford American
  • Amy Flurry, Writer and fashion stylist: "Recipe for Press"
  • Hank Forrest, lighting designer
  • Robert George, managing partner at Impact Consulting Services, Inc.
  • Robin Givhan, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
  • Wes Gordon, women's wear designer
  • Caroline Gore, artist
  • David Green, principal at Perkins+Will
  • James Gurney, author and illustrator of The New York Times bestselling Dinotopia book series
  • Allan Haley, director of words and letters at Monotype Imaging
  • Lauren Hartstone, director and designer
  • Linda Heasley, president and CEO, The Limited
  • Steve Hodges, principal, Steve Hodges Associates, Inc.
  • Florian Idenburg, award-winning architect
  • Dave Inscore, art director, Zynga East
  • Steve Jones, founder of bettershelter
  • Robert Jepson Jr., chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Jepson Associates Inc.
  • Alice Jepson, arts and education advocate
  • Jeff Kleiser, visual effects supervisor; CEO and co-founder of Synthespian Studios
  • Sigalit Landau, artist
  • Justin Leibow, Süperfad
  • Lawrence Lessig, Harvard law professor and author of numerous books
  • Tommy Linstroth, LEED AP, Trident Sustainability
  • Kalup Linzy, video and performance artist
  • Dana Lockett, architectural project manager with the National Park Service's Historic American Engineering Record
  • Liza Lou, artist
  • Ann-Marie Manker, artist
  • Ezio Manzini, sustainability expert and design strategist
  • Joe Maris, design director, Microsoft Entertainment Division
  • Louis Menard, Pulitzer Prize-winning author
  • Dennis Miller, professor and Visual Music Marathon founder
  • Tom Monahan, creative advertising legend and author of "The Do-It-Yourself Lobotomy"
  • Abelardo Morell, photographer
  • Ivan Navarro, artist
  • David Noh, journalist and costume historian
  • Simon Njami, Paris-based independent curator, lecturer and art critic
  • Primo Orpilla, co-founder of Studio O+A
  • Jose Parla, artist
  • James W. Pennebaker, UT Austin Psychology Chair and Regents Centennial Professor of Liberal Arts
  • Laurie Pressman, vice president, Pantone
  • Katja Prins, artist
  • Joan Raspo, director, On-Air Creative and Branding, VH1/MTVN
  • Jay Reardon, president and chairman of the American Furniture Association's marketing division
  • Lisa Robinson, artist
  • Bruce Rogers, designer for last six Super Bowl halftime spectaculars, the 2008 Democratic National convention and tours for numerous bands
  • Hal Rubenstein, fashion director, InStyle magazine: "100 Unforgettable Dresses"
  • Ralph Rucci, American couturier
  • Erin Sarofsky, principle and owner of Sarofsky Corp.
  • Ravi Swahney, industrial designer
  • Jesse Seppi, co-founder of Tronic Studio
  • Michael Skalka, National Gallery of Art Conservation director
  • Marc Smirnoff, Oxford American founder and executive editor
  • Martin Smith, LEED Green Associate manager
  • Nancy Spector, deputy director and chief curator of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • Christopher Sprigman, Class of 1963 Research Professor in honor of Graham C. Lilly and Peter W. Low at the University of Virginia
  • Matthew Steinke, technical director, Ubisoft
  • Josep (Pep) Subirós, writer, philosopher, exhibition curator and the director of Gao Iletres
  • Andre Leon Talley, Vogue contributing editor and SCAD Board of Trustees member
  • Jerry Tessendorf, Academy Award winner for Scientific Achievement and educator
  • Dana Thomas, Paris-based fashion and culture journalist and contributing editor for the Wall Street Journal's monthly magazine
  • Peter Van Dijk, FAIA, preservation architect
  • Sarah Ward, AICP, LEEP AP, Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission
  • Gregory Wein, style director, Surface magazine
  • Hedy Weiss, theater and dance critic
  • Wendy White, artist
  • Carroll William Westfall, architectural historian and the Frank Montana Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Notre Dame
  • Joanna Wezyk, Polish artist
  • Danny Williams,modeler, DreamWorks Animation
  • Fred Wilson, conceptual artist
  • Don Wollenhaupt, National Park Service
  • Minh Uong, art director for The New York Times
  • Anthony Vanky, Ph.D. candidate and MIT researcher
  • Vern Yip, interior designer
2011
  • Marina Abramović, performance and visual art pioneer
  • Charles Adler, co-founder and CEO of Kickstarter
  • Waris Ahluwalia, jewelry designer, House of Waris
  • John Akomfrah, artist
  • Sergio Aragones, distinguished himself with his "Marginal Thinking" strips in MAD Magazine, which were printed up, down, across and around the corners of comic panels to fill in the margins.
  • Istvan Banyai, illustrator
  • Ellen Barkin, actress
  • Mark Behm, artist, Valve
  • Roy Blount Jr., author
  • Grace Bonney, founder, Design*Sponge
  • Bill Borden, producer/director of "High School Musical" and "Kung Fu Hustle"
  • David Bram, photographer, editor, founder and curator of Fraction Magazine
  • Sandra Brown, author
  • Robert Bruegmann, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago and an architecture, landscape and built environment historian
  • Debbie Fleming Caffery, photographer
  • Daniel Carey, president and CEO of Historic Savannah Foundation since December 2008 after 18 years in field positions at the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
  • Nicholas Carr, author, journalist and blogger
  • Mark Changizi, theoretical neurobiologist
  • Chris Cherubini, co-owner, Jupiter Moon
  • Lesley Chilcott, award-winning producer for "An Inconvenient Truth" and "Waiting for Superman"
  • Paul Coker, Jr., contributor to MAD Magazine since 1962 and has appeared in more than 300 issues
  • Gail Collins, columnist, The New York Times
  • CJ Cowan, story design lead, Bungie Studios
  • Mark Cutler, interior designer and principal at Mark Cutler Design
  • Jack Davis, one of the original cartoonists for MAD Magazine in 1952
  • Barbara Knoke de Arathoon, anthropologist and associate researcher at Museo Ixchel del Traje Indagena
  • Gilles de Mont-Marin, architect
  • Philippe de Montebello, museum director
  • Dan Devening, artist, educator, curator and gallerist
  • E.J. Dionne, columnist, The Washington Post
  • Josh Earl, supervising editor for Emmy award-winning show the "Deadliest Catch"
  • Aaron Eckhart, actor
  • 'Duck' Edwing, wrote "Spy vs. Spy" for about 12 years, along with his own feature, "Tales from the Duckside"
  • Isidro Ferrer, designer and illustrator
  • Pamela Fiori, editor-at-large for Town & Country magazine
  • Greg Foertsch, project art director, Firaxis Games
  • Kenneth Foote, professor of cultural and historical geography, University of Colorado
  • Philip Freelon, architect
  • Carrie Gates, new media artist and designer
  • Jim Geduldick, filmmaker, editor and VFX artist
  • Steff Geissbuhler, graphic designer
  • Whoopi Goldberg, comedian, actress, author
  • Carter Goodrich, illustrator
  • Bob Greenberg, R/GA founder, chairman, CEO and global chief creative officer
  • Gordon Greenberg, director
  • Carl Hacken, executive vice president of Fox 2000
  • Joe Halper, director of production, Virtual Heroes - ARA
  • Lina Song Halper, senior game programmer, Epic Games
  • Trenton Doyle Hancock, artist
  • Chace Hartman, illustrator, designer and animator
  • John Hull, painter
  • Nina Jacobson, former president of Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group and principal of Color Force Productions
  • Al Jaffee, MAD Magazine's longest-running freelance contributor
  • Nina Katchadourian, artist
  • Navid Khonsari, independent cinematic director
  • Wayne Koestenbaum, professor of English, City University of New York
  • Parish Kohanim, photographer
  • Ronald Knapp, professor emeritus, State University of New York at New Paltz
  • Karen Kunc, master printmaker, professor and artist
  • Eva Kwong, ceramic artist
  • Derek Lam, multi-Council of Fashion Designers of America Award-winning designer
  • Sarah Lewis, art historian
  • Ray Liotta, actor
  • Richard Longstreth, professor, American studies, George Washington University
  • Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, installation artist
  • Joseph Lupo, printmaker
  • Mary Lum, painter and artist
  • Matt Mahurin, illustrator, photographer and filmmaker
  • James Marsden, actor
  • Nick Meglin, former editor of MAD Magazine, a position he held for over thirty years
  • Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid, composer, multimedia artist and writer
  • Dominic Molon, chief curator, Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri
  • Carrie Moyer, a Brooklyn-based painter and writer
  • Lawrence Nees, professor of art history, University of Delaware
  • Louis Nelson, associate professor of early American architecture and chair of the department of architectural history, University of Virginia
  • Britt Nolan, creative director/copywriter in Leo Burnett's Chicago office
  • Jonathan Notaro, founder, Brand New School
  • Zizi Papacharissi, Ph.D., professor and head of the communication department, University of Illinois-Chicago
  • Rey Parla, painter and filmmaker
  • Lisa Perry, fashion designer
  • Tom Richmond, a regular contributor to MAD Magazine since 2000
  • Faith Ringgold, painter, mixed media sculptor, performance artist and illustrator
  • Whitney Robinson, senior editor, "Town & Country" magazine
  • Jack Romanos, former President and CEO of Simon & Schuster
  • Michael Rooks, Wieland Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, High Museum of Art
  • Erin Sarofsky, president, owner and executive creative director of Sarofsky Corp.
  • Jan-Hendrik Schlottmann, CEO of Derek Lam International.
  • Scott Schulman, the founder and photographer behind "The Sartorialist"
  • Barry Schwartz, Dorwin P. Cartwright professor of social theory and social action, Swarthmore College
  • Douglas Seidler, assistant professor at Marymount University and director of the interior design program at Reston Center
  • Glen Senk, director and chief executive officer of Urban Outfitters Inc.
  • Tanja Softic, printmaking artist
  • Will Staehle, graphic designer
  • Oliver Stone, Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning writer/director
  • Andre Leon Talley, Vogue contributing editor and SCAD Board of Trustees member
  • Bob Thacker, legendary adman
  • Sarah Thornton, art historian and author
  • Gary Tinterow, Engelhard Chairman of Nineteenth-Century, Modern, and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Lily THomlin, Academy Award-nominated, Golden Globe-nominated, Emmy Award-winning actress
  • Alfred Uhry, Pultizer Oscar and Tony Award-winning playwright
  • Brad Vanacata, sequential artist
  • Abigail Van Slyck, professor of art history, Connecticut College
  • Simine Vazire, assistant professor of psychology and director of the Personality and Self-Knowledge Lab at Washington University in St. Louis
  • Carlo Vega, creative director, animator, artist and photographer
  • Sam Viviano, art director, MAD Magazine
  • Dan Wakin, New York Times arts writer
  • Wendy White, artist
  • Kehinde Wiley, New York-based visual artist
  • Boo Wong, senior producer of design and content, The Mill
  • Peter Wood, advertising creative leader
  • Richard Saul Wurman, architect and graphic designer
  • Emma Zaks, actress
 
2010
  • Ashley Abess, business partner of designer Chris Benz
  • Chuck Anderson, artist, illustrator, designer
  • Frances Anderton, host of DnA: Design and Architecture, a monthly show on Los Angeles' public radio station KCRW
  • Eva Amurri, actress
  • Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief, Wired Magazine
  • Philippe Apeloig, principal owner and founder, Apeloig design studio, Paris, France
  • Victoria Bartlett, fashion designer
  • Chris Benz, fashion designer
  • Vanessa Bertozzi, director of communications for Etsy.com
  • Bettina, former supermodel
  • Sarah Blankenship, senior designer at the Texas Historical Commission
  • Derek Blasberg, author and editor-at-large of Style.com and news and special projects editor at V and V Man
  • Paul Bloodgood, co-founder in the late 1980s of New York's influential AC Project Room
  • Mickey Boardman, Paper Magazine
  • Brian Bolke, co-owner of Dallas boutique Forty Five Ten
  • Matteo Bologna, creative director, Mucca Design in New York City
  • Olivier Bouet, assistant professor of computer science and data processing, member of the board of Paris Val-de-Seine School of Architecture
  • Hamish Bowles, European editor-at-large for Vogue
  • Peter Brown, author and illustrator
  • Sally Randall Brunger, co-founder of The Brungers and creative director of Holsted Marketing
  • Ashley Bryan, author and illustrator
  • Steven Charny, senior art director, Rolling Stone
  • Howard Chaykin, sequential artist
  • Chuck Chewning, creative director of Donghia, Inc.
  • Ed Connor, Ph.D., professor, Solomon H. Snyder Department of Neuroscience, and director, Zanvyl Krieger Mind/Brain Institute
  • Gabriel Craig, metalsmith, writer and craft activist
  • Jean-Claude Croize, professor of economics and humanities, Paris Val-de-Seine School of Architecture
  • Kelly Cutrone, fashion publicist
  • Morris Dickstein, professor of English and cinema studies and a humanities fellow at City University of New York Graduate Center
  • Gwendolyn Dubous-Shaw, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
  • Stephane Dupoux, French designer and founder of Dupoux Design, a full-service architecture and design firm
  • Mark Edmundson, Ph.D., author and professor of English, University of Virginia.
  • Carl Elefante, FAIA, LEED AP, principal, director of sustainable design, Quinn Evans Architects
  • Craig Evans, associate creative director/art director, McCann Erickson
  • Stanley Fish, prolific author and one of America's leading intellectuals
  • John Foster, designer and author
  • Kelly Framel, curator, theglamourai.com
  • James H. Gilmore, co-author of "The Experience Economy: Work Is Theatre & Every Business a Stage"
  • Kim Hastreiter, Paper Magazine
  • Susan Herbst, Ph.D., chief academic officer, University System of Georgia
  • Brooke Hodge, design writer and curator
  • Jennifer Hyman, co-founder Rent the Runway
  • Robert Ivy, editor-in-chief, Architectural Record
  • Klaus Jansen, sequential artist
  • Chris Jones, hospitality and real estate professional
  • Robert Klanten, founder and publisher of Gestalten
  • Jaithan Kochar, co-founder of lifestyle company Eddie Ross Inc.
  • Rita Konig, Domestic diva and author
  • Kip Kotzen, founder of brand strategy and design distribution company Neo-Utility
  • Rob and Leon Krier, world-renowned figures in architecture and urban planning
  • Nina Kummelstedt, Swedish architect and owner of the Stockholm-based architecture firm Nina Kummelstedt Ltd.
  • Jane Lackey, fibers artist
  • Martina Lantin, ceramics artist
  • Jim Leach, National Endowment for the Humanities chairman
  • Christiane Lemieux, designer and founder, DwellStudio
  • Faythe Levine, founder of the popular Midwest craft fair, Art vs. Craft, and the director and producer of the documentary film "Handmade Nation: The Rise of DIY Art, Craft and Design"
  • Jaqui Lividini, international retail and fashion expert, and owner of the marketing agency LWP
  • Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG Fashion
  • Elizabeth Marlowe, expert on Roman art
  • Kristen Martincic, printmaking artist
  • Eugene Migliaro, director, new business development, Chris Benz
  • Jason Miller, creative director of contemporary lighting company Roll & Hill
  • Claude Morais and Brian Wolk, fashion designers and founders, Ruffian
  • Rebecca Morris, painter
  • Caleb Mulvena, principal architect, New York-firm Mapos
  • Walter Murch, sound designer
  • Simon Njami, a Paris-based independent curator, lecturer and art critic
  • Jonathan Olivares, industrial designer and founder Design Research
  • Nick Olsen, interior designer
  • Joe Pantigoso, senior marketing communications profressional
  • Chris Parachini, owner, Roberta's restaurant
  • Judicaël Petrowiste, lecturer, department of history, University of Paris-Diderot
  • Nicole Phelps, executive editor of Vogue's Style.com and an expert on fashion trends
  • Keith Pollock, editorial director, Elle.com
  • Andrea Ponsi, adjunct professor, Syracuse University and Kent State University in Florence and in the United States
  • Warren Raisch, chief customer officer, Digitaria Interactive Inc.
  • Julia Reed, contributing editor at Newsweek, founding contributor to the women's Web site wowowow.com, and creative director of taigan.com
  • Joy Reidelbach, senior associate and healthcare design expert, NBBJ
  • Britta Riley, artist and entrepreneur
  • Eddie Ross, co-founder of Eddie Ross Inc. and daily blog at eddieross.com
  • Heather Ross, illustrator and designer
  • Isabella Rossellini, model, actress, author
  • Robert Rufino, senior editor-at-large for House Beautiful
  • K. Andrea Rusnock, professor, Indiana University, South Bend
  • Frank Sanchis, senior advisor to the Municipal Art Society of New York
  • Michael Schmidt, costume designer
  • Bob Shay, ceramic artist
  • David Shields, author
  • Cameron Silver, owner, Decades vintage boutique in Los Angeles, and co-owner of Decadestwo, a contemporary designer consignment boutique 
  • Cameron Sinclair, co-founder and CEO of Architecture for Humanity
  • Keegan Singh, stylist
  • Bruce Smith, animator
  • Kristine Stiles, co-editor, author and professor of art, art history and visual studies at Duke University
  • Kelly Stinnett, executive vice president of sales for Chris Benz
  • Lisa Stone, curator of the Roger Brown Study Collection in Chicago
  • DJ Stout, graphic designer
  • Susan Szenasy, editor-in-chief of Metropolis magazine
  • David Taylor, creator of photo constructions, multimedia installations and artist's books
  • Cindy Tower, performance painter
  • Roland van Kralingen, co-founder of one of Europe's top consulting firms, INNOA, based in Amsterdam
  • Diane von Furstenberg, fashion designer
  • Sarah Ward, preservation planner at the Metropolitan Planning Commission, Savannah, Ga., area
  • Amy Walker, architectural historian, Indiana Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology
  • Wayne White, Emmy Award-winning designer
  • Jeff Whitty, Tony Award-winning playwright
  • Bunny Williams, interior designer, and John Rosselli, antiques dealer
  • Jim Youngston, partner, Gabler-Youngston, an architectural lighting design firm founded by Morgan Gabler and Jim Youngston
 
2009
  • Amy Astley, editor-in-Chief, Teen Vogue
  • Jonathan Barnbrook, graphic designer and renowned typeface designer
  • Mark Barrow, emerging New York-based artist
  • Nick Cave, artist
  • Glenn Close, actress
  • Patrick Connors, artist and expert in perspective and pictoral space
  • David Ellis, painter
  • Mia Fineman, Ph.D., senior research associate, department of photographs, Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Lea Freid, gallery executive and partner, Lombard-Freid, New York
  • Marc Gobe, designer, photographer, filmmaker, and respected author of "Emotional Branding: The New Paradigm for Connecting Brands to People"
  • Charles Hall, branding specialist and professor of advertising, VCU
  • Trenton Doyle Hancock, artist
  • Mark Hughes, director, Galerie Lelong, New York
  • Richard Hunt, African-American sculptor
  • Janine James, founder of The Moderns, New York, N.Y.
  • Marilyn Minter, artist
  • Tom O'Keefe, executive creative director, DraftFCB, Chicago and West Coast
  • Dennis Oppenheim, architect
  • Sarah Parke, emerging New York-based artist
  • Michael Scoggins, artist
  • Sean StarWars, printmaker
  • Richard Vine, senior editor at Art in America magazine
  • Anuththaradevi Widyalankara, Ph.D., Fulbright Scholar and a lecturer in the department of history, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
  • Christopher Wilcox, founder, Natural Curiosity, a Los Angles-based image archive company
  • Charles Wilkin, principal, Automatic Art and Design and Prototype Experimental Foundry, New York City
  • Marcia Wood, executive director and owner, Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta
  • Vivien Woofter, interior designer, Department of State
2008
  • Camilo Alvarez, owner, director, curator and preparator of Samson Projects, Boston, Mass.
  • Louise Borden, author and illustrator of children's books
  • Winka Dubbeldam, architect
  • Sylvie Fortin, editor-in-chief, ART PAPERS magazine, Atlanta, Ga.
  • Thomas Hoving, former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and author
  • Manuel Junco, graphic artist and humorist
  • Chip Kidd, graphic designer specializing in book jackets and novelist
  • Gary Koepke, Chief Creative Officer of Modernista!, the innovative Boston ad agency
  • Hung Liu, Chinese-American painter
  • Steve Locke, painter
  • Brian MacKay-Lyons, architect
  • Monique Meloche, owner of Monique Meloche Gallery, Chicago, Ill.
  • Joshua Prince-Ramus, president and principal at REX, a New York-based architecture and design firm
  • Gerald Scarfe, Political Cartoonist for the New York Times, and original artist for Pink Floyd's The Wall graphics
  • Yinka Shonibare, Member of the Order of the British Empire and internationally renowned artist
  • Luke Sullivan, award-winning author and copywriter, and creative head of GSD&M, Austin, Texas
  • Andre Leon Talley, Vogue contributing editor
  • Neda Ulaby, National Public Radio's arts and culture reporter
  • Michael Waugh, director of Momenta Art, Brooklyn, N.Y.
  • Daniel Adel, painter and renowned illustrator
2007
  • Josh Atkins, game developer and Xbox director
  • Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher, creators of digital photography, sculpture, video and architectural installation works
  • Luiz de Basto, marine designer
  • Denis Blackburn, CFO, sustainable development firm Melaver Inc.
  • Grace Bonney, designer, writer and trendspotter, design*sponge
  • Brenda Brathwaite, game designer, game consultant and SCAD game design professor
  • Edouard Duval Carrie, Haitian artist
  • Carey Carter, hair stylist, Carter-Barnes Hair Artisans
  • Esther Charlesworth, founder and managing director of Architects Without Frontiers
  • Philippe de Montebello, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Rackstraw Downes, painter
  • Mark Edge, accessories designer
  • Don Friedlich, jeweler
  • Matt Gagnon, lighting and set designer
  • Joseph Giovannini, principal of Giovannini Architecture and the architecture critic for New York Magazine, editor-at-large for Architecture magazine
  • Maja Godlewska, Polish artist
  • Mario Gooden, architect
  • Greg Gorman, fine art photographer
  • Justin Gunther (M.F.A., historic preservation, 2005), curator of buildings and collections at Fallingwater, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in Mill Run, Pa.
  • Tom Hanchett, staff historian, Levine Museum of the New South, Charlotte, N.C
  • Bethann Hardison, fashion designer and model
  • Charles Harrison, industrial designer
  • Charles Hively, creative director, art director, ad agency founder, graphic designer, copywriter and former illustrator
  • Brian Holcombe, founder and director of Saltworks Gallery, Atlanta
  • Robert Hughes, Former TIME magazine art critic
  • Nathan Hunt, vice president and group creative director, Deutsch/New York
  • Chi Huynh, jewelry designer
  • Marco Spier and Marie Hyon from Psyop, Brien Holman and Jayson Whitmore from Exopolis, Jakob Trollbäck from Trollbäck + Company, Dale Herigstad from Schematic and Jose Gomez and Andre Stringer from Shilo
  • Dakota Jackson, furniture and product designer
  • Marc Jacobs, fashion designer
  • John Jeanes, director of restoration at Montpelier, home of James Madison's Montpelier in Orange, Va.
  • Andrew Keller, executive creative director, Crispin Porter + Bogusky
  • Steve Kelley, architect and engineer with Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates in Chicago
  • William M. Kelso, Ph.D., archeologist
  • Morna Livingston, documentary photographer
  • Steve Locke, painting professor at Massachusetts College of Art in Boston and a dean of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine
  • Orlando T. Maione, architect
  • Berry Matthews, ceramic artist and teapot designer
  • Chaz Maviyane-Davies, Zimbabwean graphic designer
  • Edward Mazria, internationally recognized architect, author and educator focused on sustainability
  • Mark McDonald, executive director, Historic Savannah Foundation
  • Christopher Mead, dean of the College of Fine Arts and professor in the departments of art history and architecture, University of New Mexico
  • Warren Miller, chairman, U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad
  • Trinh Minh-ha, filmmaker and feminist theorist
  • Vincent Musi, National Geographic magazine photographer
  • Jo Noero, director of the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Cape Town
  • Kiev Osborne,  makeup artist, Carter-Barnes Hair Artisans
  • Turker Ozdogan, ceramics professor, George Washington University
  • Michael Rees, sculptor
  • Tracy Rosenthal-Newsom, senior producer at Harmonix Music Systems
  • Cynthia Rowley, fashion designer
  • D.K. Ruth, architect
  • Sebastian Schmaling, architect
  • Gray Scott, fashion photographer
  • Monica Seggos, vintage fashion retailer
  • Nan Smith, sculptor and installation artist
  • Andy Spade, co-founder of Kate Spade Handbags
  • Regina Spektor, singer-songwriter
  • DJ Spooky, electronic and experimental hip-hop musician, conceptual artist and writer
  • Mary Stewart, author
  • Margaret Stratton, University of Iowa art history professor
  • Emily Summers, interior designer
  • Caroline Weber, historian and scholar
  • Camille Wells, architectural historian
  • Vicente Wolf, interior designer, photographer and author
  • Simon Worrall, National Geographic magazine journalist
  • Bora Yoon, musical architect and multi-instrumentalist sound artist
2006
  • William Adair, restorationist and frame gilder
  • Ray Anderson, founder and CEO of Interface Inc.
  • Guillermo Arriaga, screenwriter
  • Steve Badanes, architect and one of the original members of Jersey Devil's Architecture
  • John Bjerklie, artist
  • Isidro Blasco, artist
  • Brian Vanden Brink, photographer
  • Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang of nARCHITECTS, site-specific installation artists
  • Boyd Coons, executive director of the Atlanta Preservation Center
  • Phoebe Crisman, architect
  • Bruce Dern, actor
  • Mark Edge, jeweler
  • Rita Folsse Elliott, archaeologist
  • David Ellis, motion painter
  • Ned Farr, writer and director
  • Pliny Fisk III, architect
  • Scott Hanna, ink artist
  • Walter Hill, director
  • Grace Jeffers, design historian and practicing designer
  • Tommy Lee Jones, Academy Award-winning actor and director
  • Wendy Kaplan, art historian
  • Stacy Levy, sculptor and environmentalist
  • Ross Merrill, chief curator, National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
  • Tim Miller, actor
  • Mira Nair, film director and producer
  • Tim Prentice, kinetic sculptor
  • Rex Reed, critic and author
  • Paolo Rivera, Marvel Comics painter
  • David Rockwell, architect/designer
  • Liev Schreiber, actor
  • Gary Schwartz, world's leading Rembrandt expert
  • Michael Scoggins, artist
  • RitaSue Siegel, design industry insider
  • Michael Skalka, conservation administrator, National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
  • André Leon Talley, Vogue editor-at-large
  • Alexandra Telgmann, jeweler
  • Spencer Tunick, photographer
  • Trina Turk, fashion designer
  • Rob Walker, writer
  • Vera Wang, fashion designer
  • Dreya Weber, producer and actress
  • David Zucker, producer, director and writer
2005
  • Julia Barton, installation artist
  • Don Bluth, producer, director and animator
  • Frank Boclet, Paris fashion designer
  • Slater Bradley, video artist
  • Benjamin Bratt, actor
  • James Brown, musician
  • Ellen Burstyn, actress
  • Jeff Daniels, actor
  • Tom Ford, fashion designer
  • Gary Goldman, producer, director and animator
  • Richard Haas, muralist, painter and printmaker
  • Jason Hedges, Miami-based food artist
  • Alan Ladd Jr., producer, former president of 20th Century Fox, past CEO of MGM/UA Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. and founder of Ladd Company
  • Spike Lee, filmmaker
  • Sidney Lumet, director
  • Walter Murch, sound designer and film editor
  • Natasha Richardson, actress
  • David Rodriguez, fashion designer
  • Joel Siegel, film critic
  • Deborah Wasserman, painter and installation artist
  • Tom Wolfe, author
 
2004
  • Magdalena Abakanowicz, artist
  • Diane von Furstenberg, fashion designer
  • Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, National Museum of Women in the Arts founder
  • Roger Ebert, film critic
  • Norman Jewison, director
  • Stratton Leopold, producer
  • Peter O'Toole, actor
  • Duane Michals, photographer
  • Jason Patric, actor
  • Zac Posen, fashion designer
  • Daniel Shiffman, interactive video artist
  • Elzbieta Sikorska, artist
  • Kathleen Turner, actress
 
2003
  • Army Archerd, columnist
  • Rosanna Arquette, actress
  • Alec Baldwin, actor
  • Charles Bergman, Pollack-Krasner Foundation chairman
  • Thora Birch, actress
  • Xu Bing, artist
  • Allan Greenberg, architect
 
     
  • Arliss Howard, actress
  • Horacio Pagani, industrial and automobile designer
  • Arthur Penn, director
  • Miuccia Prada, fashion designer
  • Jan Erik Ritzman, master glassman
  • David Shannon, children's book illustrator
  • Debra Winger, actress
 
2002
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  • Joel Meyerowitz, photographer
  • Karl Lagerfeld, fashion designer
2001
  • Stanley Donen, director
  • Jane Fonda, actress
  • Maya Lin, architect and sculptor
  • Judy Pfaff, artist
  • George Pratt, illustrator, comics artist, art teacher, documentary filmmaker
  • Oscar de la Renta, fashion designer
2000
  • Danny Glover, actor
  • Wendy Maruyama, artist
  • Betye Saar, artist
  • Miriam Schapiro, artist
1999
  • Christo and Jeanne-Claude, installation artists
  • Nora Ephron, filmmaker and writer
1998
  • Maya Angelou, author


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