Me And You,
2010
Virginia Commonwealth University
Me And You, Nicole Andreoni
Theses and Dissertations
My work seeks to reveal the relationships between woman and man, woman and self, and woman and the space which she inhabits. Through personal memoirs and everyday observations the private becomes public, and moments of intimacy transpire. Intimacy requires dialogue, transparency, reciprocity, and self-disclosure, all things that I have been reflecting upon in my work over the last two years. Relationships are formed within the works and through the experience of the viewer with the art. Figures and abstraction coexist next to one another informing the viewer of things familiar, creating closeness, while also spatially confusing the viewer, creating a …
The Everyday In America,
2010
Virginia Commonwealth University
The Everyday In America, Janet Bruhn
Theses and Dissertations
Abstract: My vanilla, Grade A, white bread, run-of-the-mill, middle-of-the-road, threadbare, well-worn, moth-eaten, potato sack, butterscotch, grass stained America: Mundane American life is an existence clinging to the ordinary, where a quilt of mass- mediated preferences and ingrained traditions define many people, specifically from north to south and east to west. Yet, the tastes and dialects of people within the mundane are complex. Ideological preferences are rooted in immigrant history and political persuasion. Various modes of realism have been used by American painters such as The Ash Can School, Regionalists of the 1930’s, and Pop Art. The notion of the real …
The Adventures Of A Young Artist, And The Promise Of The Digital Culture In Art,
2010
Virginia Commonwealth University
The Adventures Of A Young Artist, And The Promise Of The Digital Culture In Art, Jonathan Marshall
Theses and Dissertations
An analysis and explanation of my reasons for working in video, painting and drawing, and sculpture, considering the technological developments of the past decade; the possibility to use the internet as a distribution tool for works of art, and to shift the decision-making balance of the art-world; the ways that this approach is a democratic format for output in the arts and within communities of artists; an explanation of my studio practice while a graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University.
The Basilica Of St. Vincent Depaul: Architecture Of The Catholic Renouveau In Paris,
2010
DePaul University
The Basilica Of St. Vincent Depaul: Architecture Of The Catholic Renouveau In Paris, Simone Zurawski, Michael Kiene
DePaul Art Museum Publications
No abstract provided.
