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Castles In The Sky, Iva Milovanović
Castles In The Sky, Iva Milovanović
Masters Theses
I was born and raised in the city of Belgrade. From the 1950’s till the beginning of 1990’s it was the capital city of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. From the 1950’s until the 1980’s Yugoslavia experienced a financial and thus architectural boom. The president Josip Broz Tito financed construction of WWII Memorials to demonstrate the strength of the socialist republic throughout the Balkans. These giant memorials, along with most of the architecture of Belgrade from that time, were built in brutalist style. Brutalism signified power, progress and a forward moving country.
However, when I was born a new …
On The Edge Of Being, Zoe Gross
On The Edge Of Being, Zoe Gross
Masters Theses
On the Edge of Being represents a focused exploration of clay, craft, femininity, fragility, and self-care. The title is hopeful. It represents a certain radical gentleness with myself and with my work. It reminds me that as hard as I try, there is always room to grow and improve. It is also a bit of a joke with myself; I am rarely satisfied.
I began this body of work as a way of rejoicing in the tamped down impulses of my early artistic career. I wanted to infuse my work with magic: color, texture, pattern, flowers, frills, lace, kitsch and …
Very-Asian Variation, Nicholas Oh
Very-Asian Variation, Nicholas Oh
Masters Theses
Nicholas Oh is a Korean American Artist currently working in Providence.
Oh graduated from San Francisco State University and he is currently a graduate student at Rhode Island School of Design.
He focuses on creating clay sculpture and mixed media installation that deals with race and identity as a Korean American in America.
Oh has done residencies at Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Japan and Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Colorado and has shown at Mills College Art Museum in California, Milwaukee Art Institute in Wisconsin, American Museum of Ceramic Art and Pence Gallery in California.
Ouroboros, Christopher Dove Drury
Ouroboros, Christopher Dove Drury
Masters Theses
Art is communication.
Objects are for making and giving.
Life is to be loved with others.
I work directly and swiftly with material to mark time and labor.
This is a pathway to resolve suffering, to be present.