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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Our Family Album, Jessica Renzelman, Fleet Library, Special Collections
Our Family Album, Jessica Renzelman, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
No abstract provided.
The Marble Faun, Ivan Rios-Fetchko, Fleet Library, Special Collections
The Marble Faun, Ivan Rios-Fetchko, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
No abstract provided.
The Travel, Kathia St. Hilaire, Fleet Library, Special Collections
The Travel, Kathia St. Hilaire, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
2nd PURCHSE PRIZE WINNER $375
Dolores & Goliath, Lauren Wiener, Fleet Library, Special Collections
Dolores & Goliath, Lauren Wiener, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
No abstract provided.
Radishes, Shaylie Woodhouse, Fleet Library, Special Collections
Radishes, Shaylie Woodhouse, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
No abstract provided.
The Dyatlov Pass Incident, Leah Yao, Fleet Library, Special Collections
The Dyatlov Pass Incident, Leah Yao, Fleet Library, Special Collections
2nd Student Artists' Book Contest 2016
No abstract provided.
V.1 2015-2016, Center For Arts & Language, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
V.1 2015-2016, Center For Arts & Language, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
All Student Newspapers
v.1 is a publishing platform for the ongoing work, ideas, discussions, debates, and aspirations of students at the Rhode Island School of Design. The 2015-2016 issue contains articles on addressing the complexities surrounding today's institutions, pedagogies, technologies, and professional expectations. This issue was not themed intentionally, yet the articles signal the problems of higher education and the precarity of the students who occupy it.
The End Of The Wasp Season, Erin K. Schmidt, Special Collections, Fleet Library
The End Of The Wasp Season, Erin K. Schmidt, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
1 artists' book. Edition of three numbered and signed copies. Title, artist's name, edition statement, and artist's email address written in pencil on paper board which attaches the cover boards in place. Publication date from artist's invoice. "The title of this work is taken from the title of the book 'the end of wasp season' which has been altered into the form of a wasp nest. Nine small whirlwind bound books are nestled into the brood cells, tucked away like larvae. Within the brood cells images of wasps have been rubber stamped in social groupings, but their numbers decrease leaving …
Rain/Fall, Denise Bookwalter, Michael Bookwalter, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Rain/Fall, Denise Bookwalter, Michael Bookwalter, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations (partly color). Limited edition of 50 numbered copies. Co-published: Chicago: Center for Book and Paper Arts. Artist book consisting of 9 rotatable volvelles inserted into cardboard pages. Printed on Legion Bamboo paper. Bound in red book cloth. "The project Rain/fall accentuates the physicality of the book and the possibilities of contemporary mobile technology combining these seemingly disparate forms to create a complementary cross platform reading experience. Rain/fall is driven by geography and weather. The text in both the app and the book is determined by where the reader is and what weather the reader is …
Until Death Do Us Part, Thomas Sauvin, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Until Death Do Us Part, Thomas Sauvin, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
[100] pages : chiefly color illustrations. "Published ... in a second edition of 2000 China, September 2015."--colophon. "Until Death Do Us Part focuses on the unexpected role cigarettes play in Chinese weddings. As a token of appreciation, it is customary for the bride to light a cigarette for each and every man invited. The bride and the groom are then invited to play some cigarette-smoking games of an unprecedented ingenuousness. This publication pays homage to a tradition in which love and death walk hand in hand. These photos come from the Beijing Silvermine project, an archive of half a million …
Unfolding Practice : Reflections On Learning And Teaching, Arzu Mistry, Todd Elkin, Women's Studio Workshop, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Unfolding Practice : Reflections On Learning And Teaching, Arzu Mistry, Todd Elkin, Women's Studio Workshop, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
56 unnumbered pages : color illustrations. Issued in an edition of 50 copies. "Unfolding Practice: Reflections on Learning and Teaching is a conversation between two artist-educators. Flowing across five chapters, the double sided accordion book has been curated from ten years of recorded conversations, field notes, planning, sketches, reflection, and teaching. The front of the book weaves text, illustration, cutouts, and screen prints, journeying through artistic process and educational practice. The back of the book is a guide, expanding on the practice of using accordion books as a tool for capturing, visualizing, and building upon reflective thinking. The brown paper …
Blue Yodo Waltz, Kyoko Matsunaga, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Blue Yodo Waltz, Kyoko Matsunaga, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
1 scroll. "Rivers are the source of all development, and civilizations are made up of individuals. The original of this scroll was a collage on a QRS player piano roll of Blue Danube Waltz (Strauss) which I happened to find at an antique shop. When I lived in Osaka, I took pictures of ordinary local people while walking along the city's iconic Yodo river all the way to the bay as a collection of slice-of-life scenes of people in the limited area and time that I could experience at first hand, and laid them on the stream of the elegant …
Wipe The Slate, Sarah Nicholls, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Wipe The Slate, Sarah Nicholls, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Artists' Books
1 folded sheet. Edition of 200. "December 2015 New York City" Folded pamphlet, with text and background illustrations, printed from wood and metal type and hand carved lino blocks. Can be viewed unfolded flat or folded into accordion-style book. Sheet folds out to 32 x 47 cm, one side illustrated with woodcuts, the other with linocuts. Title printed in red letterpress, text printed in blue letterpress.
The Tunnel Calamity, Edward St. John Gorey, Special Collections, Fleet Library
The Tunnel Calamity, Edward St. John Gorey, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Pop-up and Movable Books
1 tunnel book : color illustrations. "A Tunnel Book" Tunnel peepshow with 8 panels attached on the vertical edges with accordion-folded strips pasted down on front and rear illustrated boards. Book expands so cut-out illustrations can be viewed in 3-D through peephole in cover. Unexpected appearance of the Uluus (thought to have been extinct for over a century) in the tunnel connecting East Shoetree and West Raidsh, St. Frumble's Day, 1892. Originally published: New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1984. Housed in a paper box (16 x 18.5 cm)
The Bee Book, Matt Holbein, Emily Brooks, Foliage Library, Special Collections, Fleet Library
The Bee Book, Matt Holbein, Emily Brooks, Foliage Library, Special Collections, Fleet Library
Pop-up and Movable Books
1 volume (in box) : color illustrations + 1 instruction booklet. Statement of responsibility from back cover of book. "The Bee Book is part of the Foliage LIbrary, a series of educational pop-up books by Matt Holbein & Emily Brooks."--Accompanying instruction booklet. "The Foliage LIbrary: Exploring nature through interactive folding books"--Back of box. The artists were inspired by classes on artists' books and pop-up books taught at the RIT Libraries for the creation of this book and others from their company. Funding for The Bee Book was obtained through a Kickstarter campaign. "The Bee Book is an illustrated interactive folding …
Landscapes Of Human Experience, Martin Seel
Landscapes Of Human Experience, Martin Seel
Contemporary Aesthetics (Journal Archive)
Landscapes of Human Experience, PDF download. This essay begins with some observations concerning the interaction between nature and art. Relying on these reflections, in the second part experience of landscape will be interpreted as a model for the human stance within the natural as well as the historical world. In the third part some consequences for an ethics and politics of saving the conditions for individual as well as social well-being will be drawn.
The Cacaio Project: Education For Environmental, Aesthetic And Moral Development, Atila T. Calvente
The Cacaio Project: Education For Environmental, Aesthetic And Moral Development, Atila T. Calvente
Contemporary Aesthetics (Journal Archive)
Economic inequalities, institutional awkwardness, cultural underdevelopment, social exclusion, a fast rate of environmental, ecological, and biodiversity degradation have all been at the root of historic social injustice and structural poverty in Brazil for centuries. Human development and emancipation in this context should be approached as a set of non-formal educational practices to promote better learning and dignity. These would become potent means for reducing material poverty and selfish individual behavior, and for improving holistic modes of education and culture. Non-traditional educational practices can have an important influence in state-run schools, as well as in private schools, by enhancing resilience and …
Annunciations - Figuring The Feminine In Renaissance Art, John M. Carvalho
Annunciations - Figuring The Feminine In Renaissance Art, John M. Carvalho
Contemporary Aesthetics (Journal Archive)
Viewers of Renaissance representations of the Annunciation miss an important irony. Where Mary is figured as unimpressed by Gabriel's proposal, she is upholding a masculinist ideal of female virtue. Where she is figured as delighted by the news, she represents an alternative feminine ideal that continues to be attractive to women and feminists, today. Inspired by the writings of Luce Irigaray and Julia Kristeva, I figure Mary in Renaissance representations of the Annunciation as contesting an ideal of feminine virtue that would deny her sexual difference and deny her pleasure in fulfilling her role as the bride and mother of …
One Song, Many Works: A Pluralist Ontology Of Rock, Dan Burkett
One Song, Many Works: A Pluralist Ontology Of Rock, Dan Burkett
Contemporary Aesthetics (Journal Archive)
A number of attempts have been made to construct a plausible ontology of rock music. Each of these ontologies identifies a single type of ontological entity as the “work” in rock music. Yet, all the suggestions advanced to date fail to capture some important considerations about how we engage with music of this tradition. This prompted Lee Brown to advocate a healthy skepticism of higher-order musical ontologies. I argue here that we should instead embrace a pluralist ontology of rock, an ontology that recognizes more than one kind of entity as “the work” in rock music. I contend that this …
2015 Yearbook, Risd Archives, Center For Student Involvement (Csi)
2015 Yearbook, Risd Archives, Center For Student Involvement (Csi)
RISD Yearbooks
No abstract provided.
The Atomic Bombings Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki, Jacob Poindexter, Fleet Library, Special Collections
The Atomic Bombings Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki, Jacob Poindexter, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
Annunciate Virgin, Risd Museum, Evelyn Lincoln
Annunciate Virgin, Risd Museum, Evelyn Lincoln
Channel
This scene from the Annunciation is all that remains of a commission for the Church of Santa Margherita, the devotional center of a hospital and monastery in the Tuscan city of Prato. Its daring color and figural exaggeration are aspects of a late-Renaissance Mannerist style for which the Florentine artist Mirabello Cavalori was known. Like many candlelit altarpieces, the painting was damaged by fire, destroying the figure of the Angel Gabriel. At left, his surviving hand draws the gaze of the Virgin Mary, who is seated in a 16th-century palazzo near a balcony overlooking a mountainous landscape. Her modest but …
The Reveal, Michelle Dunbar, Fleet Library, Special Collections
The Reveal, Michelle Dunbar, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
1994, Nabil Gonzalez, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1994, Nabil Gonzalez, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
1st PRIZE WINNER
Cultural Assimilation, Janice King, Fleet Library, Special Collections
Cultural Assimilation, Janice King, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
Monument To Nothingness, Rebecca Leffell, Fleet Library, Special Collections
Monument To Nothingness, Rebecca Leffell, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
1978, Gerta Skagerlind, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1978, Gerta Skagerlind, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
1931-, Nayeon Michelle Woo, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1931-, Nayeon Michelle Woo, Fleet Library, Special Collections
1st Student Artists' Book Contest 2015
No abstract provided.
Portrait Of Hadrian, Risd Museum, Stephen Shaheen
Portrait Of Hadrian, Risd Museum, Stephen Shaheen
Channel
Hadrian was emperor at the very height of the Imperial Period (117–138 CE). He was selected to rule the Roman Empire because of his personal skills rather than his ancestry. One of the most well-traveled and cosmopolitan Roman emperors, he made two journeys around the empire during his reign. He is remembered for his love of the Greek world, particularly its arts and architecture. Portraits of reigning emperors ensured that Roman citizens knew what their ruler looked like, and were widely distributed throughout the empire. This portrait of Hadrian would have been inserted into a carved bust and prominently displayed. …
Home On The Run, Risd Museum, Brian Chippendale