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Full-Text Articles in Fine Arts
Reach, Abigail Lauretta Smithson
Reach, Abigail Lauretta Smithson
LSU Master's Theses
During the past three years, I have asked the same two questions over and over again: What is a photograph capable of communicating? What is a document of a place? My thesis exhibition and paper explore these questions using basketball, an art form and creative outlet that I have loved since childhood, as a starting point. Basketball is the lens that I have chosen to look through when approaching my work and a metaphor for larger societal issues, such as racism and gun violence.
Oblivion, Michael Stumbras
Oblivion, Michael Stumbras
LSU Master's Theses
I am fascinated by the myriad ways humans construct meaning in the face of existential uncertainty. For the exhibition Oblivion, I endeavor to provide a gallery experience, a body of metaphorically charged functional vessels, and a number of ritualistic accoutrements that address death, futility, and the passage of time as it inexorably flows toward obsolescence. The process of handcraft and the method of firing that I employ highlights the absurdity of the endeavor of the handmade: the seemingly futile and interminable quest for perfection and meaning. This futilitarian pottery exaggerates the errors of the hand and flaunts artifacts of the …
Chronicle & Character, Taryn Moller Nicoll
Chronicle & Character, Taryn Moller Nicoll
LSU Master's Theses
In this thesis paper, I argue that the works in the exhibition 'Chronicle & Character' aim to demonstrate artistic citizenship and can contribute positively to society by provoking conversation about universally applicable (but often uncomfortable) topics. Experts such as David J. Elliot state that being an artistic citizen means that one’s concerns as an artist must shift from issues constrained to the artist alone to those of the artist’s surrounding community. The exhibition 'Chronicle & Character' contains works that serve as detailed chronicles of the medical or physiological experiences of my loved ones. This body of work presents how three …
Everythingsfine, Reanna Schultz
Everythingsfine, Reanna Schultz
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Disarming discomfort through irony, material, and absurdity is at the center of my practice. I chose to describe my efforts of coping through installation instead of objects because I desire to create an immersive experience for viewers. Using a broadly recognized metaphor as weather allows me to reveal the silent yet ubiquitous nature that so many who suffer from anxiety and depression try to conceal. Depression often coexists with anxiety and both share the ability to alter one's perception of reality. The light bulb cloud installation includes hundreds of burnt-out incandescent bulbs to evoke the accumulation of listlessness, emptiness, and …
Musings From The Dean, Elaine Wallace
Guest Editor's Introduction, Steven Caras
Editor's Introduction, Janet Lynn Roseman-Halsband
Photograph Of Mikhail Baryshnikov, 1996, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Mikhail Baryshnikov Dancing Apollo, 1978, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Mikhail Baryshnikov Dancing Apollo, 1978, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Photograph Of Tom Conboy, West Palm Beach, 1994, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Tom Conboy, West Palm Beach, 1994, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Ballet Students At Cubanican, Havana, Cuba, 1978, Steven Caras
Ballet Students At Cubanican, Havana, Cuba, 1978, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Photograph Of Leroy Roberts, West Palm Beach, 1995, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Leroy Roberts, West Palm Beach, 1995, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Photograph Of Donald Williams, Dance Theatre Of Harlem, 1999, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Donald Williams, Dance Theatre Of Harlem, 1999, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Photograph Of Enrique Brown, Ballet Oklahoma, 1997, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Enrique Brown, Ballet Oklahoma, 1997, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Photograph Of Connor Walsh, Houston Ballet, 2010, Steven Caras
Photograph Of Connor Walsh, Houston Ballet, 2010, Steven Caras
be Still
No abstract provided.
Streb, 1999, Steven Caras
A Man And His Eagle, Elaine Wallace
Eagle Festival-Mongolia, Elaine Wallace
Adventures In Mongolia, Elaine Wallace
Outer Mongolia, Elaine Wallace
Outer Mongolia, Elaine Wallace
Mongolian Hunter, Elaine Wallace
Eagle Hunters, Elaine Wallace
Shapeless, Christopher W. Larrimore
Shapeless, Christopher W. Larrimore
be Still
Life extends beyond the boundaries we perceive, and it is through our actions that we are able to either explore or hide from our universal purpose. After completing gross anatomy lab, I learned that while the human body is complex and most impressive, human action is significantly greater. A cadaver can not walk away from a table, it can not speak a word, it was almost void of all purpose. Except that it is not. Because a decision was made to become a medical cadaver, this action created a dramatic impact on the lives of many medical students. An act …
French Man, Christopher Larrimore
New Orleans, Christopher Larrimore
Untitled, Janie Packer
Untitled, Janie Packer
be Still
My work is mostly improvisational. When I step back and look at what I’ve made, it’s not until that moment that I know what the piece means. I am at a loss for words to express how I am impacted by each of my creations. Every individual will draw their own conclusions when they see my sculptures for the first time.
In Bod We Trust, Elliot Montgomery Sklar
In Bod We Trust, Elliot Montgomery Sklar
be Still
This paper discusses body image and social norms, media and implications on health for men as for women. The important issue of body image is rarely addressed toward men's health and wellness while it is widely recognized for women.
My Father's Hands, Janet Lynn Roseman-Halsband