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Családi, Joelle Nagy
Családi, Joelle Nagy
LSU Master's Theses
Családi (Magyar/Hungarian) adjective: related to the family; related to the home
CSALÁDI is a compendium of paintings and sculpture that narrate and itemize memories, mementos, and feelings from my childhood in relation to the home. It is an autobiographical agglomeration of objects and spaces that I am honoring and remembering through the act of creating. I am effectuating the feminine and maternal instinct of gathering and arranging my memories pertaining to personal history and inherited cultural identity through altar-making. Idiosyncratic items are collected and bound through color association and sensory memory. Constructing interior and exterior spaces of the home in …
Veneers And Vignettes: Staging The Mountain West, Matthew Jones
Veneers And Vignettes: Staging The Mountain West, Matthew Jones
LSU Master's Theses
Veneer (noun): An attractive appearance that covers or disguises someone or something's true nature or feelings.
Vignette (noun): A small illustration or portrait photograph which fades into its background without a definite border.
This exhibition, Veneers and Vignettes: Staging the Mountain West embodies my pursuits to contextualize my place in the Mountain West, my home. These works seek to understand how the extents of time, circumstance, and people have shaped the contemporary cultures, environment, and implied trajectory of the decades ahead. What legacies have we imprinted upon this place and with what repercussions? I feel uneasy for my home in …
¡Mujeres Chéveres! – Cool Women!, Hernan A. Gonzales Mejia
¡Mujeres Chéveres! – Cool Women!, Hernan A. Gonzales Mejia
LSU Master's Theses
¡MUJERES CHÉVERES! – Cool Women! is a body of work and writing that looks into the history of feminism and analyzes the activism of Colombian women, highlighting their resilience and spirit. Policarpa Salavarrieta, Maria Cano, Madre Laura Montoya, and Adriana Ocampo are a few examples of Colombian women’s contributions to social movements and gender equality. Movements like “Estamos Listas” in Medellín are discussed for their role in advocating for women’s rights and societal change.
As a self-identified feminist male, this body of work, draws from my upbringing among influential women to investigate the societal roles of Colombian women. This …