Risen,
2020
Furman University
Red Exit,
2020
Furman University
When Your Lover Tells You She Doesn’T Love
You Anymore,,
2020
Furman University
When Your Lover Tells You She Doesn’T Love You Anymore,, Braedon Mcconnell
The Echo
No abstract provided.
Squalene,
2020
Furman University
Danny The Davidson Tiger,
2020
Furman University
Preface & Table Of Contents,
2020
Furman University
Cover,
2020
Furman University
Echo 2020 - Complete Issue,
2020
Furman University
Les Jardins,
2020
Brock University
Les Jardins, Catherine Parayre
The Goose
Collection de jardins imaginaires pendant le confinement de l’année 2020, ce travail contient texte et images.
De La Nature Au Processus D’Artification. Matière [Forme/Objet] Sens,
2020
Université de Lyon
De La Nature Au Processus D’Artification. Matière [Forme/Objet] Sens, Alexandre Melay
The Goose
Les progrès technologiques modifient radicalement ce qui nous était autrefois familier. Ce sentiment troublant venu de l’ère Anthropocène met en lumière l’impact humain sur la nature. Mais la perte d’un monde naturel nous oblige à gérer notre environnement en tant qu’environnement artificiel. Face à cette mutation profonde du concept même de nature, l’art opère un processus d’artification, renouvelant la nature dans de nouvelles formes néoarchéologiques et de nouvelles esthétiques, par le « passage du non-art en art ».
De La Gravure Scientifique À La Gravure Artistique : Le Burin De Pierre Lyonet Et De Cécile Reims,
2020
CGGG, Aix-Marseille Université
De La Gravure Scientifique À La Gravure Artistique : Le Burin De Pierre Lyonet Et De Cécile Reims, Hélène Laulan, Caroline Anthérieu-Yagbasan
The Goose
Comment l’image peut-elle nous faire habiter le monde ? Pour répondre à cette problématique, nous cherchons ici à interroger la tension peut-être trop tranchée entre images scientifiques et images artistiques, pour construire un questionnement ontologique sur l’image. Cette réflexion s’appuiera sur la pratique de deux graveurs, l'un dit « scientifique », et l'autre « artiste ».
Scène Muette,
2020
Université Paris-VIII
Full Issue,
2020
San Jose State University
Review Of Amish Quilts: Crafting An American Icon—Janneken Smucker,
2020
The University of Akron
Review Of Amish Quilts: Crafting An American Icon—Janneken Smucker, Jana Hawley
Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies
In this ambitious work, author Janneken Smucker provides a fascinating account of Amish quilts by placing the quilts into the context of history, culture, art, economy, and community. The in-depth book presents more than 100 spectacular color photographs that provide visual context for the well-researched and written text. Smucker is a fifth generation quilter. As a quilter, she understands the meticulous skill and aesthetic nuances needed to produce a magnificent quilt. Her enthusiasm of quilts led her to an assistant curator position at the International Quilt Study Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. As a woman of Mennonite heritage, she …
Handel’S Messiah: Stepping Stones Between Now And Then,
2020
Augustana College
Handel’S Messiah: Stepping Stones Between Now And Then, Ariela Policastro, Emma Boze, Nathan Maras
2020 Festschrift: Georg Frideric Handel's "Messiah"
Original style and intent of period music can often be lost as modern performers attempt to recreate a centuries-old composition. In this paper Messiah by George Frideric Handel is discussed, offering insight in how to perform this piece while still honoring the full integrity of what the composer intended. Through an examination of past and current performances and opinions, it becomes clear that there are many distinct differences in ways this oratorio has been performed including stylistic choices, instrumentation, religious affiliation, and more.
Celebration Of A Milestone,
2020
Nova Southeastern University Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine
Celebration Of A Milestone, Komal M. Patel
be Still
A first-year osteopathic medical student, Harsh Patel, has dreamed of starting medical school for as long as he can remember. This is a photo of him at his White Coat ceremony at NSU.
Freedom Quilt: Collective Patchwork In Post-Communist Hungary,
2020
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Freedom Quilt: Collective Patchwork In Post-Communist Hungary, Christalena Hughmanick
Textile Society of America: Symposium Proceedings
The paper investigates the democratic and social values of patchwork quilting through its culture of open-source pattern sharing and communal group work – using The Freedom Quilt Hungary project as a primary example. I facilitated a social engagement artwork, developed in 2019 on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the end of Socialist rule in Hungary in 1989. This change resulted in new laws, allowing for the formation of the Hungarian Patchwork Guild (HPG), with whom I worked closely to create the work. It provided members of this group and the public with a platform to define individual notions …
Prejudiced Commodities: Understanding Knowledge Transfer From India To Britain Through Printed And Painted Calicoes, 1720-1780,
2020
University of Alberta
Prejudiced Commodities: Understanding Knowledge Transfer From India To Britain Through Printed And Painted Calicoes, 1720-1780, Aditi Khare
Textile Society of America: Symposium Proceedings
The eighteenth-century trade in calico between Europe and India was a function of global textile manufacture, exchange, and consumption on multiple levels. This trade had several political, cultural, and economic consequences— the most important of which, I suggest, was the transfer of useful knowledge from artisanal oral textile traditions in India to the receptive, commercial, and nascent cotton printing industry in Europe.
This paper explores the contribution of Indian cotton printing knowledge towards the development of Europe’s cotton industry and, consequently, its dissemination through European knowledge networks. In particular, the largely overlooked chemical knowledge pertaining to dyes and mordants responsible …
Schoolgirl Embroideries & Black Girlhood In Antebellum Philadelphia,
2020
University of Delaware
Schoolgirl Embroideries & Black Girlhood In Antebellum Philadelphia, Kelli Racine Coles
Textile Society of America: Symposium Proceedings
Embroideries stitched by girls at schools for Black children in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries are rare finds in the antiques world. The few embroideries likely stitched by Black schoolgirls that do survive often offer historical evidence in the form of the names of their makers’ schools stitched onto their embroideries. Yet there is little scholarship on these embroideries or the education these schoolgirls were pursuing while creating their samplers. In scholarship using material culture as primary evidence, these embroideries provide valuable clues about the lives of Black girls in northern cities during the antebellum period. My work examines the …
Arpilleras The Vessels Of Chile’S Resistance,
2020
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Arpilleras The Vessels Of Chile’S Resistance, Soledad Fátima Muñoz
Textile Society of America: Symposium Proceedings
Most historians locate the beginning of the Chilean military government after the coup d’etat, which overthrew democratically elected President Salvador Allende, on September 11, 1973. However, I would like to focus on the ideological background that preceded this era through the investigation of arpilleras and their relationship to Western academic institutions in the making and writing of history—more specifically, to the University of Chicago as the “Ideological State Apparatus” responsible for the implementation of neoliberalism in Chile.
Arpilleras are patchwork-based textiles of narrative imagery, made with a technique of applique and embroidery on a burlap background. They are produced in …
