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This Is The Knot In My Stomach, Cheyenne Crow Conti
This Is The Knot In My Stomach, Cheyenne Crow Conti
Senior Projects Spring 2020
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Arts of Bard College.
Cicadas & Other Hauntings, Miriam J. Anastasi
Cicadas & Other Hauntings, Miriam J. Anastasi
Senior Projects Spring 2020
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
In The Shadows And Folds, Julia Mueller
In The Shadows And Folds, Julia Mueller
Senior Projects Spring 2020
In the shadows and folds is the result of a mental scavenger hunt that I began this past year, to uncover myself and find what is hidden in my crevices. It was spurred by my fear of memory loss which had grown to such a size that it sat visible in the back of my mind unaddressed for some time. The reason for this fear is not large but it feels monumental. I have been existing in various states of sadness and disconnect, which have acted like a thick blanket over my mind. This blanket is simultaneously protective and damaging, …
& Forever Dress Up (Nature Making Word), William T. Hunt
& Forever Dress Up (Nature Making Word), William T. Hunt
Senior Projects Spring 2020
I believe in a kind of strange knowing, a knowing in a loop, a knowing that knows itself which is a fundamental substance of a world. I believe in my house as a single organism digesting itself into feeling. The sliding door to my back yard rests slightly off its bearings. I have gotten into the habit of jokingly performing my inability to open it, laying bare a truth of love. I believe in the truth of things which are more themselves than we can ever fully comprehend (a God of this impossibility). The illusion of a stable thing: knowing …
This Is The Knot In My Stomach, Macey Clarice Downs
This Is The Knot In My Stomach, Macey Clarice Downs
Senior Projects Spring 2020
This is a story about two young women who think they will be friends forever. They learn that forever comes and goes in the blink of an eye. They are not particularly exceptional--they don't shatter any glass ceilings, they make silly mistakes, they never know what to wear to school tomorrow. But we get to watch them do the most exceptional thing any of us will ever do: grow.
Making A Scene, Lucy Madeline Reiss
Making A Scene, Lucy Madeline Reiss
Senior Projects Spring 2020
Making a Scene
Over the past year, I have worked to produce what I think of as a visual work of translation. I have spent the last few years intermittently making work from childhood images or videos. I am lucky to have a sizable archive of visual information depicting me and those around me during my childhood at my disposal. Simultaneous to this long-term project dedicated to depicting scenes of my childhood, I have become enamored with teaching small children. In my quest to become a preschool teacher or work with kids in some capacity, I have had the delight …
Asteraceae, Rachel G. Lyons
Asteraceae, Rachel G. Lyons
Senior Projects Fall 2020
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.