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From Here To There, Dana Statton
From Here To There, Dana Statton
Dana Statton Thompson
The photographs in the series From Here to There are not a description of a place; instead, the images are about engaging in a particular type of looking. Elements of “here” and “time” are included in the work; by photographing a moment that will never exist again, transitory objects are imbued with importance. A tree branch drifts, a puddle evaporates, and light shifts, slowly, but immediately. In the midst of this change, my photographs represent specific moments. Integral to the work is the act of finding the photograph, as is the act of framing, taking, and making the photograph. Each …
Same Stuff, Just Packaged A Different Way (Maybe It's Not So Bad?), Kyle Strobel
Same Stuff, Just Packaged A Different Way (Maybe It's Not So Bad?), Kyle Strobel
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
Who Would You Be? examines the interplay between person and persona, relationship building, and artist-sitter dynamics. By placing contemporary sitters in the context of historical portraiture conventions, it seeks to lead viewers to consider the issue of self-absorption and vanity in social media profiles from a different angle. Additionally, this project became a way to enhance the quality of my personal relationships with those involved through providing a space to interact and creating a link for them between myself and each other.
Encounter: Alone In The Woods, Max Zagor
Encounter: Alone In The Woods, Max Zagor
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
Encounter aims to take the viewer into the darkest parts of the mind through my own journey into the woods. With the images, my work attempts to capture a pure level of the fear that I felt as I ventured into the woods, alone, at night to experience the emotions I wanted to show. Similarly, Encounter deals with why we see what we see; as in, why do we think we see Bigfoot in the shadows? Where does that idea come from? Through my research, I work to prove that our culture has implanted the imagery and thoughts of monsters …
The Rug's Topography, Rana Young
The Rug's Topography, Rana Young
School of Art, Art History, and Design: Theses and Student Creative Work
My complex relationship with photographs began when I was young. I remember tearing images out of publications and bringing them to my dad prepared with questions. Where I grew up, normative values defined by anatomy at birth impacted an individual’s gender perception and performance. Raised by a single father, I experienced a non-traditional family structure in my home. Seeing photographs portraying the “wholeness” of family contradicted my reality. Those psychological impressions provoked my curiosity and propelled me to solve the mystery of what existed beyond the scene depicted.
In retrospect, my search for missing context stems from an interest in …
Meat Cake, Todd Wilson Reynolds
Meat Cake, Todd Wilson Reynolds
MSU Graduate Theses
There is a language being spoken in visual art; a rhetorical discourse that uses semiotics to communicate with a viewer. My research has focused on way s to break the traditional ideas of narrative in photography . By focusing on the forms of delivery, and by combining digital and analogue techniques, my work forms a distortion of communication that forms a new language to communicate with the viewer. Much of this research has led to a specific form of communication that has been termed "punk" which began as a musical and artistic movement in the 70's. This sty le, both …
Tygr 2017: Student Art And Literary Magazine, Brianna Rose, Luke Jungermann, William Greiner, Jill Forrestal
Tygr 2017: Student Art And Literary Magazine, Brianna Rose, Luke Jungermann, William Greiner, Jill Forrestal
TYGR: Student Art and Literary Magazine Archives (1985-2017)
TYGR is the student art and literary magazine for Olivet Nazarene University
Theme: Vision.
[Historical Muse] The Tyger -- William Blake, p. iii.
Simple Syrup, Maddie Depree
Things You Left Behind, Kelsey Fuson
Dear Mr. Bukowski,, Claudia Cornelison
A Case Study On The Thought Space Of Coffee, Erin Mellor
A Case Study On The Thought Space Of Coffee, Erin Mellor
The Echo
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Taking A Bullet For You, Madison Browne
The Run Collection, Hayden Cox
Objects Left Behind, Madison Browne
The Importance Of Lightning Bugs, Faith Kressner
Hands, Sarah Luke
On The Popular Idea That Evolution Could Have Favored Otters, Eli Simmons
On The Popular Idea That Evolution Could Have Favored Otters, Eli Simmons
The Echo
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Chocolate Chips, Zachary Hughes
Sister Whiskers, Sarah Dusek
Peach Fuzz, Sarah Dusek
Cheese Omelette, Hayden Arrington
Via Dolorosa, Noah Zimmermann
Pause In Petra, Noah Zimmermann
Blue Dissolve, Hayden Arrington
Grumpy Deacon, Olivia Kent
Secrets, Bethany Knapp
Rainy Zurich, Abby Cardwell
Tsujiki After Lunch, Amy Poon
Sunday Afternoon, Bethany Knapp
"We'll Be Friends Forever, Won't We…?", Faith Kressner
One Thousand Samurai Procession, Amy Poon