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Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Traces Of Nature, A Dialogue In Memory And Art, Vigdis Storsveen, Anders-Petter Andersson
Traces Of Nature, A Dialogue In Memory And Art, Vigdis Storsveen, Anders-Petter Andersson
Nordes Conference Series
The project explores participatory processes through an art exhibition of stories and photographs of nature, involving care home residents. The aim is to investigate the potential for health promotion by facilitating conversations about memories of past nature experiences. Residents, who often lack access to nature and art exhibitions, engage in dialogue with the artist about places in nature that are meaningful to them. The artist then visits these locations and captures them through photography, offering an interpretation of the chosen site. The resulting stories and images are exhibited at institutions, fostering discussions about memories, nature, and art among residents and …
The Automation Of Aesthetics: Artificial Intelligence And Commercial Artists In North Brooklyn, Devin Sudweeks
The Automation Of Aesthetics: Artificial Intelligence And Commercial Artists In North Brooklyn, Devin Sudweeks
Theses and Dissertations
Corporate elites expect generative AI to replace commercial artists but overlook their social and aesthetic expertise. This ethnographic study explores how Brooklyn-based commercial artists narrate their value amid automation, emphasizing embodied presence in cultural scenes, visual language, style, and authenticity, skills not easily mechanized but vital to aesthetic economies.
,, Yujia Gong
,, Yujia Gong
Masters Theses
I am still learning how to understand the world.
As I moved through different countries, cultures, and communities, I often found myself unlearning and rebuilding what I thought I knew. At times I felt unanchored, floating without a sense of safety or belonging. So I began to walk.
Walking became my way of reconnecting. With each step, I used my senses to notice the details around me: shadows cast by sunlight; life growing from soil; the presence of buildings and objects as quiet evidence of human existence. These elements — scent, light, sound, size, temperature — shape our perception of …
Of Dolls And Jewels : Keeping As A Strategy Of Care And Belonging, Yuqi Fan
Of Dolls And Jewels : Keeping As A Strategy Of Care And Belonging, Yuqi Fan
Masters Theses
In this thesis, I will discuss the psychology behind object attachment in the doll-keeping subculture by integrating doll language into contemporary jewelry. I researched the Chinese term “Pi” as an accurate way of explaining how doll-keepers are attached to their dolls. In this 21st century, the widespread use of social media and AI technologies have deepened people's reliance on virtual spaces, leading to emotional detachment in our society. Adopting the concept of “Pi” into contemporary jewelry, which encourages a shift in focus towards external objects, the practice of doll-keeping becomes a form of self-care that compensates for our current loneliness …
Till Tender, Karli R. Ehl
Till Tender, Karli R. Ehl
Masters Theses
Vulnerable, young, sensitive to pain, immature, not tough. These are some of the words and phrases that come up when you do a quick search of the definition of tender. I have felt every single one of these emotions over the past two years in depths I have not before. I have worked tirelessly, back and forth and in between, to try and figure out what it means to become oneself, while slowly untethering myself from the devotion to my Southern family. Trying to find the visual language for this process has transformed me into a tender being with no …
A House With No Walls Where Persimmons Grow In The Garden: Photography As A Collaborative Feminist Practice And Using Archives To Reframe The Present, Jada Wheeler
University Honors Theses
A House With No Walls is an investigation of the idea of chosen family, as it exists apart from the influence of any institution. It alludes to the home as a place that exists within space shared with the people we choose as family and within our own free bodies. This project investigates the collaborative potential of photography, and uses it as a tool in creating a feminist representation of family. All the photographs were made with close friends, in an unplanned and spontaneous manner, to document intimate moments of our everyday lives.
Where Persimmons Grow In The Garden is …
The Vastness Of The Canyon, Opal Weber
World-Inspired Patterns 2, Hai Tran Nguyen
Blue-Footed Boobies, Anna Timbes
A Dream, Kathryn Wilson
Quiet, Philip Temple
What Bubbles Up In Yellowstone, Opal Weber
Transition One, Tate Denham
Ferry At Dusk, Natalie Davis
Melina Iii, Anna Timbes
Hello California, Andrew Chinn
Penelope, Nabila Wilson
Alyssa P., Jacob Robertson
Don't, Carter Ozburn
Biker In Indre By, Anna Timbes
Lit Candle, Isabelle Seward
Fall Leaves, Noel Duclos
Memories Of My Father, Sarah Albouchi
Backyard Wood, Olivia Bishop
Young Fisherman, Opal Weber
Visions Of A Bluebird, Jacob Robertson
Lion's Den, Melina George
As Above, So Below, Stephen Mclean
The Perseverance Of Culture, Aidah Wani
Toxic Recipe, Natalie Davis