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Articles 31 - 60 of 680
Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Follies, Sia Harrison
Grief, Taylor G. Degennaro
To: [Redacted], Leah R. Nath
Love Letter To Our Incoherence, Kieran Caves
Airplane, Georgia Kirkendall
Edmund Of Gloucester, Alexander E. Hanley
Sylvia And Me, Leah R. Nath
From A Voice In An Etruscan Tomb, Erin Scanga
Happy Nineteenth Birthday, Kenzie Smith
Finding Repetition, Kieran Caves
Inheritance, Omer Shamil
Ovis Sequitur, Alexander E. Hanley
The Death Of Reason, Ella Beam
What's Left Unseen, Katherine C. Cornet
'Toona Town, Taylor G. Degennaro
The Silent Thread, Omer Shamil
The Art Of Travel, Colleen Bergmann, Joshua Fackler, Natalie Heiland, Sarah Louise Huebschen, Charlotte Ji, Grace Jurchak, Lizzy Kramer, Mathea Linden, Jake Neff, West Rathbun, Daniela Rodriguez, Alice L. Van Etten, Dalila E. Weismantle, Annie Witham, Yan Sun
The Art Of Travel, Colleen Bergmann, Joshua Fackler, Natalie Heiland, Sarah Louise Huebschen, Charlotte Ji, Grace Jurchak, Lizzy Kramer, Mathea Linden, Jake Neff, West Rathbun, Daniela Rodriguez, Alice L. Van Etten, Dalila E. Weismantle, Annie Witham, Yan Sun
Schmucker Art Catalogs
Under the direction of Professor Yan Sun, student curators examine the theme of travel in both Eastern and Western works of art. Exploring topics such as artists’ trips, the imagined landscape, pilgrimages, tourism, and modes of travel, the exhibition features prints, paintings, carvings, photography and material culture.
El Penacho De Moctezuma Or Kopilli Ketzalli?: A Study Of Colonialism & Featherwork, Natalie Heiland
El Penacho De Moctezuma Or Kopilli Ketzalli?: A Study Of Colonialism & Featherwork, Natalie Heiland
Student Publications
This paper focuses on an object with many titles: Moctezuma’s Headdress, El Penacho or Kopilli Ketzalli. These names, in English, Spanish and Nahuatl, perfectly highlight the way colonialism has affected the discourse around it. The piece was initially taken during the Spanish conquest of Mexico in the early 16th century and shipped to Vienna, where it has remained ever since. Through analysis of historical sources and modern discussions, I will address how this object has been treated poorly throughout history, from the initial seizure, to its time in storage where it was improperly researched and labeled, the many conservations it …
Design Thinking Process Leads To Prototype, Rouri Takahashi
Design Thinking Process Leads To Prototype, Rouri Takahashi
CAFE Symposium 2025
This project follows the Design Thinking Process and involves the development of an innovative, zippered small pouch designed with unique interlocking. The idea and design are entirely original, inspired by the principles of the Interlock system. I would like to present my steps through the current prototype.
Eco-Friendly Wall Organizer With Pegboard, Phuong Doan
Eco-Friendly Wall Organizer With Pegboard, Phuong Doan
CAFE Symposium 2025
This DIY wall hanging organizer is a functional and stylish way to store everyday essentials like mail, stationery, or craft supplies. Made from durable canvas fabric, it features multiple pockets for easy organization. The simple sewing process includes hemming, attaching pockets, and adding a wooden dowel for hanging. Perfect for decluttering any space while adding a handmade decorative element!
Indigenous Ecocinema: Decolonizing Media Environments, Salma Monani
Indigenous Ecocinema: Decolonizing Media Environments, Salma Monani
Gettysburg College Faculty Books
Introducing the concepts of d-ecocinema and d-ecocinema criticism, Monani expands the purview of ecocinema studies and not only brings attention to a thriving Indigenous cinema archive but also argues for a methodological approach that ushers Indigenous intellectual voices front and center in how we theorize this archive. Its case-study focus on Canada, particularly the work emanating from the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in Toronto--a nationally and internationally recognized hub in Indigenous cinema networks--provides insights into pan-Indigenous and Nation-specific contexts of Indigenous ecocinema.
This absorbing text is the first book-length exploration foregrounding the environmental dimensions of cinema made by …
A Portrait Of The Artist, 1525–1825: Prints From The Collection Of The Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation, Cyndy Basil, Isobel Debenham, Sarah Kate Gillespie, Felicia M. Else
A Portrait Of The Artist, 1525–1825: Prints From The Collection Of The Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation, Cyndy Basil, Isobel Debenham, Sarah Kate Gillespie, Felicia M. Else
Schmucker Art Catalogs
Consisting of fifty-one prints on loan from the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, this exhibition examines how artists depicted themselves and their profession from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries. The show includes artists such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Salvator Rosa, William Hogarth, Claude Lorrian, and Francisco Goya, among others. Created during a period when the social status of artists was in flux, the prints represent both artists’ lives and work, and the roles that both artists and the arts held in society. Full of allegory and rich in satire, the works include self-portraits, representations of …
Hematite Ring, Beatrice Slevin-Trigo
Rock In The Storm, Aubrey Mandichak
A Decade And Some Change, Ella A. Prieto
I Have To Finish That!, Ainsley C. Green
Myself As A Movie-Watcher, Cyndy Basil
Tacit, Tacet, Jacob Krebs
Mona Lisa, Emily O'Hara