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Articles 721 - 750 of 1486
Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Night Life On The River, Jane Colsher
What Happened To Nell, Mary Louise Colvin
Excerpts From Freshman Themes, Maxine Peters, Betty Davenport, Nelson Collins, Jane Colsher
Excerpts From Freshman Themes, Maxine Peters, Betty Davenport, Nelson Collins, Jane Colsher
Manuscripts
Themes Include: "Night Scene" by, Maxine Peters; "Beware of the Bovines!" by, Maxine Peters; "On Being Nineteen" by, Betty Davenport; "Smart Fish" by, Nelson Collins; and "Artistic Indianapolis" by, Jane Colsher.
Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff
Volume 1, Issue 1: Full Issue, Manuscripts Staff
The Puritans, Mary Stierwalt
Sketches In Retrospect, Robert Putt
Reminiscenses, Francis Funk
Firelight Flashes, Mary Ellen Ewbank
In Favor Of The Ogopogo, Grace Ferguson
Rhythm Is Prose Literature, Betty Davenport
On College Aptitude Tests, Arleen Wilson
What Is Fear?, Mildred Engle
What About Man?, Joseph Calderon
Adult Freshmen, Dorothy Reasoner
Death In The Evening, John Thompson
Mr. Pomroy Goes Out, Louise Dauner
Life Begins At Forty, Rebecca Blackley
Manthy, Mary Elizabeth Search
Tea, Martha Rose Scott
Choice, Richard Lowher
Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff
America's First Subway - History Of The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Kelsey Lynch
America's First Subway - History Of The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Kelsey Lynch
Honors Program Theses and Projects
No abstract provided.
2016 Program Booklet, Rhode Island School Of Design
2016 Program Booklet, Rhode Island School Of Design
Collection (annual runway show) 2007-2017
Official Collection 2016 Program distributed at the event.
2016 Look Book, Rhode Island School Of Design
2016 Look Book, Rhode Island School Of Design
Collection (annual runway show) 2007-2017
Debut supplemental publication found inside the Program distributed at the event. The official Collection 2016 Look Book showcasing one complete ensemble from each senior's collection.
A Concrete Water Pasteurization Device For Third World Countries, Andrea R. Murchie
A Concrete Water Pasteurization Device For Third World Countries, Andrea R. Murchie
Senior Honors Projects, 2010-2019
In the rural areas of South Africa, as well as many other developing countries, people cook food and sterilize their water by heating over open fires. Many times the fires are inside of homes, which more often than not are very small. Children will often be the ones to tend to the fire, out of necessity while parents and other family members are tending to other work and needs.
The purpose of my Senior Honors Project was to design a concrete vessel that can hold water and heat the water to pasteurization (149°F) when exposed to sunlight for an extended …
The Lifted Shadow, Xinyi Xie
The Lifted Shadow, Xinyi Xie
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
The Chinese shadow puppet tradition is one of negotiation: where the local (folktales and traditions) meets the national (“culture”?), and the national (??) meets the international (???). It is a cultural practice in which the "masses" create "entertainment," which is then intellectualized and "refined" by social (and cultural) “elites.”
In a nation that has rejected "feudalism" in the past, the shadow puppet tradition is one of many at risk of being commercialized and exported as national commodity. It offers potential cultural “heritage,” soft power to go hand-in-hand with China's economic and industrial might. When a nation has produced everything and …
Cuba A La Yuma: In, Around, And Millennial Thoughts, Zoe Kline
Cuba A La Yuma: In, Around, And Millennial Thoughts, Zoe Kline
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
The camera phone prompted a new stylistic approach that has created an outlet for inexpensive and democratized photography, seemingly giving anyone the revolutionary ability to be called an artist. It is because of this that photojournalism, as an art practice, is losing its intrinsic ambitions — to employ visual storytelling to, more effectively than written word, foster positive social and political activism. Photographs of war and marginalized people in society have become both exploitative and dehumanizing in their treatment of both photographic style and relationship to subject and have only numbed their viewers to today’s atrocities. I look to find …
To Sleep, Perchance To Dream, Carla G. Steppan
To Sleep, Perchance To Dream, Carla G. Steppan
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
Focusing on the devaluation of monumentality identified by architects in the mid-twentieth century, this paper examines how the reduction of form throughout the history of architecture and how such reduction affects space framed by such architecture. By applying the malleability of symbolic meaning to a closed set of symbols, the nature of the set is re-made and subsequently manipulated to theoretically set the stage for a romantic narrative. A formal interest in reproduction and repetition serves a conceptual interest in allusion of forms in the creation of the illusion of narrative and romance.
Wax Bodies: Candles, Queerness, & Taking Up Space, Moya Shpuntoff
Wax Bodies: Candles, Queerness, & Taking Up Space, Moya Shpuntoff
Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Papers
My partner and collaborator Callaway Fox and I use queer surrealist installation, craft practices, and performance in order to address queer and disabled temporality, articulating our experiences as disabled queer femme artists through abstracted and literal exploration of femme bodies in space. In performance and installation works Hospital Performance: Part I and Hospital Performance: Part II, we responded to our experience of marginalization, medical malpractice, and emotional isolation, ultimately exploring queer and disabled temporality through queer surrealism. Hand-poured scented candles became metaphors for queer and disabled bodies, and along with other craft practices used in this work, are a …