Partners And Adversaries: The Art Of Collaboration,
2012
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Partners And Adversaries: The Art Of Collaboration, Christin J. Mamiya, Brandon K. Ruud, Jonathan Stuhlman, Jorge Daniel Veneciano
Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications
Drawn largely from the Sheldon Museum of Art’s permanent collection, Partners and Adversaries: The Art of Collaboration explores the productive and often ambivalent partnerships that coalesce around artistic practices. These include familial and romantic relationships, where ambitions and successes may clash and collide at the expense of one partner; the mutually dependent yet divergent interests of artists and their dealers; the dance of imitation and distinction between student and teacher; the official sanction of government support, everywhere shadowed by the threat of moralizing censure; and, increasingly in contemporary art, new processes and technologies that empower fabricators whom artists must collaborate …
Textile Society Of America Newsletter 24:1 — Winter 2012,
2012
Textile Society of America
Textile Society Of America Newsletter 24:1 — Winter 2012, Textile Society Of America
Textile Society of America: Newsletters
Provocative Speakers Set for Symposium 2012
From the President
TSA News
TSA Member News
In Memoriam: Mary Hunt Kallenberg, 1940–2011
Textile Community News
Conference Reviews
Ceremonial Tai Textiles and Their Uses
Publication News
Featured Collection: Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum, Decorah, Iowa
Exhibition Reviews
Book Reviews
Calendar-Conferences & Symposia, Exhibitions, Lectures, Workshops, Tours
Commemorations: Art From Sheldon's Permanent Collection,
2012
Curatorial Assistant at Sheldon Museum of Art
Commemorations: Art From Sheldon's Permanent Collection, Sarah Feit
Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications
A Brief History of Sheldon Statewide
Commemoration-the theme of this year's exhibition-is particularly appropriate, as 2012 marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of Sheldon Statewide. The program began in 1987 as a joint effort of the Sheldon Museum of Art and the Sheldon Art Association, then known as the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and the Nebraska Art Association. Conceived as a project of the association's Statewide Committee, chaired by Lois Roskens, it was part of the group's centenary celebrations. From its first exhibition, Miniature Masterworks, Sheldon Statewide has provided opportunities for communities throughout the state to gain access to original works of …
Viet Nam, Nebraska,
2012
Curator of Cultural and Civic Engagement, Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Viet Nam, Nebraska, Sharon Kennedy
Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications
The Sheldon Museum of Art is pleased to present Viet Nam, Nebraska, an exhibition of photography by Sinh Danh. The artist's chlorophyll prints of Vietnam War imagery and footage of the plight of Vietnamese boat people are displayed alongside his contemporary daguerreotypes and color photographs, and the multigenerational snapshots he collected from Vietnamese American families in Lincoln.
Together this body of work creates, in Danh's words, "a history of the land" and a "self-portrait" of our city's Vietnamese community. Danh came to Lincoln in April 2011 as a Sheldon artist in residence. He met with senior citizens at …
The Studio Glass Movement: Selections From The
Esterling-Wake Collection,
2012
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
The Studio Glass Movement: Selections From The Esterling-Wake Collection, Jorge Daniel Veneciano, Sharon L. Kennedy, Therman Statom, Gregory Nosan, Ashley Hussman
Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications
Foreword and Acknowledgments -- Jorge Daniel Veneciano
Celebrating the Studio Glass Movement -- Sharon Kennedy
The Language of Glass: Material, Method, Meaning -- Therman Statom
Selections from the Esterling-Wake Collection -- Sharon Kennedy
A Conversation with Steve Wake -- Gregory Nosan
Checklist of the Exhibition Compiled by Ashley Hussman
Selected Bibliography and Notes
Contributors
Copyright
Upon visiting the glass collection housed in the Esterling-Wake home, I began to imagine these remarkable works on display in Sheldon’s Great Hall. I pictured them in translucent splendor, imbibing the natural light that sweeps through the space daily. Few works in our collection can …
Sudado De Raya: An Ancient Peruvian Dish,
2012
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Sudado De Raya: An Ancient Peruvian Dish, Robert Bradley
School of Art & Design Faculty Publications
This article delineates the ancient culinary origins of a stew made from ray meat, which remains popular to this day in villages on Peru's North Coast. The major components of the dish (ray meat, chicha beer, ají pepper, and mococho edible seaweed) are thoroughly discussed in reference to the pre-Columbian record and the preparation of the recipe. The ancient Peruvian tradition of fishing is outlined and numerous references are made to maritime imagery in the art of the prehispanic Moche people. The cultural tradition and architecture of the Moche serve as a backdrop for the entire discussion.
Frame By Frame,
2012
University of Texas at Arlington
Frame By Frame, Jorge Garza
Art & Art History Masters of Fine Arts Theses - Archive
Written portion of creative MFA thesis published as a book. Physical copies are available for viewing in the Art & Art History Department office.
If Clothes Could Speak: Sartorial Analysis Of Japanese Cultural Identity,
2012
Whittier College
If Clothes Could Speak: Sartorial Analysis Of Japanese Cultural Identity, Ivy Han
Whittier Scholars Program
This project is a deep sartorial analysis of Rei Kawakubo’s and Yohji Yamamoto’s designs and how they reveal the global influences that shaped the cultural identity of contemporary Japan. However, such analysis of high fashion would only be half of the identity; to fully understand Japanese cultural identity, it is equally important to delve into the sartorial phenomenon of Harajuku street fashion. While Japanese avant-garde fashion and Harajuku youth culture seem to be at opposite ends of the sartorial spectrum, the two have a closely entwined complementary relationship. Japanese high fashion and street fashion demonstrate how such cultural commodification impacts …
Peace,
2012
University of the Pacific
Take Me Away,
2012
University of the Pacific
These Are My Friends,
2012
University of the Pacific
Letter From The Literary Arts Editor,
2012
University of the Pacific
Descending,
2012
University of the Pacific
Maui Gold,
2012
University of the Pacific
Lions Cub Ref.,
2012
University of the Pacific
The Pirate Ship,
2012
University of the Pacific
Jayme,
2012
University of the Pacific
A Weirdness In The Backyard,
2012
University of the Pacific
Keep Calm,
2012
University of the Pacific
Consumnes,
2012
University of the Pacific
