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Full-Text Articles in Poetry
Care Ecologies Between Knots, Eliza R. Marris
Care Ecologies Between Knots, Eliza R. Marris
Masters Theses
Discarded fibers like raw wool behave the way harm reduction does. Harm reduction resists stigma and works to move beyond assumptions and oversimplifications of substance use and addiction. Wool is irregular, complicated, and emotionally charged. It resists compression and maintains its own being even when pulled apart. Working with raw wool is in relationship with complexity, as is harm reduction.
At its core, harm reduction is grounded in thoughtfulness and empathy towards people, their lived experience, and its nuances. It is a witness to lives, memories, and imprints, acknowledging the entangled realities of addiction. Our detachment from fiber remainders, materials …
Fallen Leaves:The Unseen, Forgotten, Presences That Live In Us, Juhee Cho
Fallen Leaves:The Unseen, Forgotten, Presences That Live In Us, Juhee Cho
Masters Theses
The fallen leaf is a material figure of the unseen, forgotten moments that have made us and holds us still while remaining outside our sight. In urban environments, fallen leaves are managed as seasonal waste, collected and quickly separated from everyday encounter. Yet within ecological systems, they continue to participate in cycles of regeneration, becoming the soil that sustains new life. This quiet continuation is unavailable to the eye, yet known by the body. As a proof of this, the leaf’s transformation reveals itself not to the mind, but to the hand. The curling fiber wears out, the deepening brown, …
Draw To Breathe, Ranran Ma
Draw To Breathe, Ranran Ma
Masters Theses
This thesis explores visual expression in drawing as an intuitive mode of thinking suited to everyday life—a form of expression that runs parallel to language and surpasses it.
The project begins with a daily Post-it note drawing practice. These drawings often emerge before conscious understanding, subsequently accompanied by brief text, allowing image and word to resonate through emotion and intuition. Through the use of small-scale, portable, low-pressure materials, and with immediacy and intuitive freedom as the foundation of making, a visual language system grounded in the self develops. Through this sustained practice, I developed an instruction-based card system titled Draw …
چھپن چھپائی (Chupan Chupai), Muhammad Talha Mr
چھپن چھپائی (Chupan Chupai), Muhammad Talha Mr
Masters Theses
Baji, how do you breathe in a burqa? Doesn’t it suffocate you? Don't ask too many questions, walk straight, and don’t let go of my hand. Men were standing in the street, and she was trying to avoid them, walking as fast as she could, almost dragging me. I saw a big wedding tent. It was a multi-colored, red, yellow, blue, and green pattern. I asked baji, Is that where we are going? She nodded in affirmation. The tent was beautiful. I saw kids peeking inside the tent, and it reminded me of a time when I was doing the …
If The Sun Were As Big As My Heart, What Would Be The Distance Between The Sun And The Earth? Or How To Domesticate The Sun, Catalina Martinez, Catalina Martinez Rojas
If The Sun Were As Big As My Heart, What Would Be The Distance Between The Sun And The Earth? Or How To Domesticate The Sun, Catalina Martinez, Catalina Martinez Rojas
Masters Theses
If the Sun were as big as my heart, what would be the distance between the Sun and the Earth? Or how to domesticate the Sun is a multidisciplinary installation project that explores how emotional, spiritual, and perceptual experiences can be translated into material form. Beginning from a speculative mathematical proposition that reduces the scale of the Sun to the size of the artist’s heart, the project investigates distance not only as a physical condition, but also as an emotional and domestic one.
Drawing from Colombian vallenato traditions, everyday observations of sunlight, and references ranging from Agnes Martin and Wayne …
Embodiment, Loralee Clark
Flicker, Joseph Kenney
Eastern Windows, Russell Rowland
An Affair Of The Heart, Julie A. Ferraro
A Fine Instrument, Julie A. Ferraro
Everything I Do Not Understand, James Croal Jackson
Creation Myth / Extinction Myth, Joseph Kenney
Plain Jane, Timothy Dodd
Emergence, Nolo Segundo
To My Mother, On The Day Of Her Retirement Party, Ds Maolalai
To My Mother, On The Day Of Her Retirement Party, Ds Maolalai
Studio One
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Miracles Reconsidered, Joseph Kenney
Small Love Song, Matt Zambito
Elephants, Ds Maolalai
Visiting Grandpa, David J. Laliberte
Babyland, Nolo Segundo
The Only Moment, Kenna Sabrowsky
In The Morning News, Zebulon Huset
Grocery Shopping, Teresa Kopecky
Mostly Avian At St. Lawrence, Timothy Dodd
A Fitting, John Grey
Reverie, Teresa Kopecky
The Grandma Poem, Ann Howells
Morning Trek, Michael Keshigian
U-Turns, Loralee Clark
Poem Ending On The Question, Matt Zambito