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Students peruse the collection of the List Museum’s Student Lending Art Program.
This fall, 475 students won the right to adopt an original work of art for the year through the List Museum’s Student Lending Art Program lottery. Three-time borrower Seoyeon (Chloe) Choi ’23 chose the same Ralph Gibson print she’d had as a first-year. Veteran barista Alex Meier ’26 picked Aaron Fink’s Coffee Cup. And the morning PhD student Carmelo Ignaccolo’s wife went into labor, she urged him to keep his selection time slot. En route to Mount Auburn Hospital, he zipped into the List and chose her favorite: Marc Chagall’s Woman Juggler. Their daughter was born early the next day. “We like to think that our baby started making us juggle multiple things since the very beginning,” he says.
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