(attended 1952) – sculptor and painter Frank S. Land (attended c. 1909), former Imperial Potentate of the Shriners, founder of the Order of DeMolay Ronnie Landfield (1963 Painting) – abstract painter Doris Lee (1925 Painting) – Depression-era figurative painter Roberto Lugo (2012 Ceramics) – potter and educator Jim Mahfood (1997 Illustration)– comic book and graffiti artist Duard Marshall (1940 Painting) - Painter, lithographer, art restorer Christina McPhee (‘76 Painting) – new media artist Roger Medearis (attended 1938-1941) – Regionalist painter, student of Thomas Hart Benton Cyan Meeks (1995 New Media) – video artist and filmmaker Robert Morris (attended) – sculptor, performance and installation artist Jackson Lee Nesbitt (attended) – artist known for regionalist etchings and lithographs, student of Benton William F. Nolan (attended) – screenwriter, original Twilight Zone co-author Theo Parrish (1995 Photo/Video) – musician and DJ Margot Peet (attended) – painter, student of Thomas Hart Benton Chris Pitman (attended) - musician, Guns N’ Roses member Donna Polseno (1972 Ceramics) – ceramic artist Sam Prekop (attended) – photographer, musician with The Sea and Cake Archer Prewitt (1985 Painting) – illustrator, musician with The Sea and Cake and The Coctails Robert Rauschenberg (attended 1946 -1948) – painter Glen Rounds (attended) – author and illustrator Mikel Rouse (1979 Painting) – musician with Tirez Tirez, developed Totalism (music) Eric Sall (1999 Painting) – painter Nelson Shanks (attended) – painter Marjorie Strider (1952 Painting) – painter Jim Suptic (attended 1996-1997) – sculptor, musician Akio Takamori (1976 Ceramics) – ceramic artist Robert Templeton (attended) – painter, painted the portrait of President Carter in the National Portrait Gallery Emily Weber ('09 Graphic Design) – Missouri State Representative (District 24) Christopher Willits (2000 Photo/New Media) – musician, sound and multimedia artist Kathryn Zaremba (2008 Interdisciplinary Art) - former Full House and Toothless star Arnie Zimmerman (1977 Ceramics) – ceramicist References External links Official website Art schools in Missouri Universities and colleges in Kansas City, Missouri 1885 establishments in Missouri Educational institutions established in 1885 Private universities and colleges in Missouri