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Up In Smoke, Shi Pope Aug 2022

Up In Smoke, Shi Pope

The Echo

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Fabric Memories, Emma Carruth Aug 2022

Fabric Memories, Emma Carruth

The Echo

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Satellite Watchdog, Alissa Xiao Aug 2022

Satellite Watchdog, Alissa Xiao

The Echo

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Halcyon Years, Laura Dame Aug 2022

Halcyon Years, Laura Dame

The Echo

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Cygnet Creek Bridge (Spanning Furman University Place Of Peace Stream), Isaiah Ives Aug 2022

Cygnet Creek Bridge (Spanning Furman University Place Of Peace Stream), Isaiah Ives

The Echo

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Red & Rust, Alexander Rainier Aug 2022

Red & Rust, Alexander Rainier

The Echo

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Body And Soul, Emma Carruth Aug 2022

Body And Soul, Emma Carruth

The Echo

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Changing Of The Guard, Adare Taylor Aug 2022

Changing Of The Guard, Adare Taylor

The Echo

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•, Laura Dame Aug 2022

•, Laura Dame

The Echo

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The Flowers Are Beautiful, Alysha Matthews Aug 2022

The Flowers Are Beautiful, Alysha Matthews

The Echo

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Attention Pt. 3, Anne Heaton Sanders Aug 2022

Attention Pt. 3, Anne Heaton Sanders

The Echo

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At Work, Caroline Bass Aug 2022

At Work, Caroline Bass

The Echo

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Swarm, Catherine Sigman Aug 2022

Swarm, Catherine Sigman

The Echo

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Popular Emptiness (An Erasure Poem Made From 21 Different Yik Yak Posts), Cassis Auctoritatis Aug 2022

Popular Emptiness (An Erasure Poem Made From 21 Different Yik Yak Posts), Cassis Auctoritatis

The Echo

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Let Go, Lara Rudman Aug 2022

Let Go, Lara Rudman

The Echo

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Blurred Past, Alexis Burson Aug 2022

Blurred Past, Alexis Burson

The Echo

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Looking Glass, Catherine Sigman Aug 2022

Looking Glass, Catherine Sigman

The Echo

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The Diningroom, Alysha Matthews Aug 2022

The Diningroom, Alysha Matthews

The Echo

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The Fishbowl, Ciaran Francis Aug 2022

The Fishbowl, Ciaran Francis

The Echo

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Conversation Pt. 4, Anne Heaton Sanders Aug 2022

Conversation Pt. 4, Anne Heaton Sanders

The Echo

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Kudzu Monsters - Sdg Life On Land, Anne Heaton Sanders Aug 2022

Kudzu Monsters - Sdg Life On Land, Anne Heaton Sanders

The Echo

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Vinegar Girls, Macy Petty Aug 2022

Vinegar Girls, Macy Petty

The Echo

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Ode To Yellow - After Olivia Gatwood, Caroline Prewitt Aug 2022

Ode To Yellow - After Olivia Gatwood, Caroline Prewitt

The Echo

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Cover Aug 2022

Cover

The Echo

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Preface & Table Of Contents Aug 2022

Preface & Table Of Contents

The Echo

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Echo 2022 - Complete Issue Aug 2022

Echo 2022 - Complete Issue

The Echo

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Imprints: The Marks We Make, Patricia Botts Aug 2022

Imprints: The Marks We Make, Patricia Botts

Graduate Theses

When walking throughout a cemetery, you may notice the small dash on a tombstone between the year of someone’s birth and their death. Have you ever given thought as to how a tiny line can represent so much? Even a small mark, such as the dash, can represent volumes in the entirety of a person’s life and the imprint they leave on those around them. In my work, I use various types of line as symbols associated with representations of life. I am most interested in lines as visual representation of physical and psychological wounds, both newly created and those …


Winding Down River Road, Gillian Harper Jul 2022

Winding Down River Road, Gillian Harper

LSU Master's Theses

As a mechanism to explore my temporary home in Louisiana, Winding Down River Road is a collection of artworks that integrates natural materials collected from landscapes in southern Louisiana with steel and petroleum-based products. My interest in researching environmental issues, ecology, and industry has shaped my vehicles for observation and how I generate data. Through a variety of methodologies, I am considering how climate change is forcing many of us to re-contextualize how our home can be affected by the very industries we rely on. Personal engagement with residents living in the dystopian atmosphere of southern Louisiana’s industrial corridor and …


Confronting Contemporary Mythmaking: On Artists’ Engagements With Popular Culture, Jonathan Case Jun 2022

Confronting Contemporary Mythmaking: On Artists’ Engagements With Popular Culture, Jonathan Case

MFA in Visual Arts Theses

This paper begins by outlining an understanding of how the culture industry operates in American culture and explores ways to counter the transmission of modern mythmaking through art. As described in Roland Bathes’s Mythologies, mythmaking in the contemporary context serves to sever current systems of power and coercion from the historic processes of their creation; to naturalize the current neoliberal order and make it seem like the only way things could ever be. This sort of mythmaking is transmitted through popular culture, and many artists have responded to it through their practices. Herein I describe several different artists’ approaches, including …


Fragmentation And Fabulation: Reflexivity And The New Black Documentary, Joanna Lehan Jun 2022

Fragmentation And Fabulation: Reflexivity And The New Black Documentary, Joanna Lehan

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

This thesis concerns the photographic representation of Black bodies in new, reflexive documentary forms that have been increasingly produced and exhibited in the midst of America’s renewed discourse on race. Approaching this argument categorically, focused on the themes of fabulation and fragmentation, my task here is to uncover the gaps and overlaps between earlier critiques of the documentary image and more recent discourse on photography and race by exploring the specific methods through which select recent documentary projects embed and expand these critiques.

Fragmentation is a category of production I use to frame a movement of Black photographic artists …