By Carlo Wolff
You can’t help notice the eccentric elegance of Grafton Nunes as he walks a gallery show at the Cleveland Institute of Art. The Edwardian haircut, those fabulous ties, the earring, his casual, sartorial flair, and his disarming smile suit Nunes as president of CIA, a school with a freewheeling culture all its own.
By virtue of his collegial style and the social and administrative skills he developed on his journey from film scholar to college president, Nunes has helped make CIA a more contemporary school of art and design, one more responsive to the forces of...
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