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Articles 571 - 600 of 5697
Full-Text Articles in Photography
Carrots, Charles Henrey
The Brides Of Achilles, Olivia Kost
Stars Unobscured, Delaney Otto
After Pose, Abigail Petersen
Butterflies, Aubrey Roemmich
A Conversation With Crow, Elena Uhlenkamp
The History Of Hurry: A Historical Reflection On John Mark Comer's The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry, Maren Schettler
The History Of Hurry: A Historical Reflection On John Mark Comer's The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry, Maren Schettler
Floodwall Magazine
The Gladys Boen Scholarship is awarded “for the best short story, poem or collection of poems, or essay submitted by an undergraduate currently enrolled in the university.” The Creative Writing Scholarship Committee had this to say on Maren Schettler’s “The History of Hurry”: “With its fragmented form and its melding of criticism with the personal essay, Maren Schettler’s essay enacts the very principle defended in her essay’s argument: that we must slow down, resist the urge to hurry, and break free from the rule of clocks and calendars.”
Between, Caitlin Scheresky
Between, Caitlin Scheresky
Floodwall Magazine
The Gladys Boen Scholarship is awarded “for the best short story, poem or collection of poems, or essay submitted by an undergraduate currently enrolled in the university.” The Creative Writing Scholarship Committee had this to say on Caitlin Scheresky’s “Between,” the runner-up for this year’s Gladys Boen Scholarship: “In this poem, Caitlin Scheresky addresses the inexorable march of time and the impossibility of escaping its inevitable progress. Yet, in that space, Caitlin’s poem generates hope, closeness, and tenderness.
The Spider God, Nicholas Ramos
Afraid Of?, Aubrey Roemich
Tall. Decaf. Cappucino., Maren Schettler
Playtime: A Review, Parker Stenseth
A Reminder Of The Complexities Of World Creation, Hailey Narloch
A Reminder Of The Complexities Of World Creation, Hailey Narloch
Floodwall Magazine
Collage of conceptual sketches, to show a sliver of progress in the art of character and world design.
Lysstar Aurora, Hailey Narloch
Dreams Of Syn, Hailey Narloch
Dreams Of Syn, Hailey Narloch
Floodwall Magazine
Digital Painting. The first of its kind from the artist, Dreams of Syn is inspired by the lofi aesthetic and the color pink, a humorous contrast to the morally gray subject of the artwork
Crystal Leaves, Elena Uhlenkamp
Crystal Leaves, Elena Uhlenkamp
Floodwall Magazine
Elena Uhlenkamp came from a small town in the heart of Minnesota to UND to study English. She enjoys reading and writing fantasy, especially if it involves magic and dragons. She also likes to dabble in realistic fiction, science fiction, and horror. Besides reading and writing, Elena loves doing escape rooms with friends and family, embroidering, and trap shooting. She has a fantasy trilogy in the works and hopes to publish the first book in the next few years
Red Truck, Elena Uhlenkamp
Red Truck, Elena Uhlenkamp
Floodwall Magazine
Elena Uhlenkamp came from a small town in the heart of Minnesota to UND to study English. She enjoys reading and writing fantasy, especially if it involves magic and dragons. She also likes to dabble in realistic fiction, science fiction, and horror. Besides reading and writing, Elena loves doing escape rooms with friends and family, embroidering, and trap shooting. She has a fantasy trilogy in the works and hopes to publish the first book in the next few years.
1, Madison Waldron
1, Madison Waldron
Floodwall Magazine
Madison Waldron is a current forensic psychology Masters student here at UND. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UND in psychology with a criminal justice minor. Along with her passion for science and law, Maddi has a strong passion for photography. Starting photography when she was just 13, she now runs a photography business in hopes to take it full time this summer.
2, Madison Waldron
2, Madison Waldron
Floodwall Magazine
Madison Waldron is a current forensic psychology Masters student here at UND. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UND in psychology with a criminal justice minor. Along with her passion for science and law, Maddi has a strong passion for photography. Starting photography when she was just 13, she now runs a photography business in hopes to take it full time this summer.
3, Madison Waldron
3, Madison Waldron
Floodwall Magazine
Madison Waldron is a current forensic psychology Masters student here at UND. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UND in psychology with a criminal justice minor. Along with her passion for science and law, Maddi has a strong passion for photography. Starting photography when she was just 13, she now runs a photography business in hopes to take it full time this summer
4, Madison Waldron
4, Madison Waldron
Floodwall Magazine
Madison Waldron is a current forensic psychology Masters student here at UND. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UND in psychology with a criminal justice minor. Along with her passion for science and law, Maddi has a strong passion for photography. Starting photography when she was just 13, she now runs a photography business in hopes to take it full time this summer.
5, Madison Waldron
5, Madison Waldron
Floodwall Magazine
Madison Waldron is a current forensic psychology Masters student here at UND. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UND in psychology with a criminal justice minor. Along with her passion for science and law, Maddi has a strong passion for photography. Starting photography when she was just 13, she now runs a photography business in hopes to take it full time this summer.
The Messenger - 2022
The Messenger
About the Publication
The objective of The Messenger is to encourage the appreciation and exploration of the creative arts on the University of Richmond campus. Since 1876, The Messenger has celebrated student work by publishing submissions in a literary and visual arts magazine. More information on the magazine, as well as past publications since 1987, can be found on messengerur.wordpress.com.
Pulse, Vol. 1 Spring 2022
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Snapshots Of A Fictional Past: Photographic Nostalgia In The Early 20th Century Art Novel., Harry A. Jones Iv
Snapshots Of A Fictional Past: Photographic Nostalgia In The Early 20th Century Art Novel., Harry A. Jones Iv
Theses and Dissertations
In this dissertation I argue that the proliferation of a mass codependent relationship with nostalgia in the twentieth century shares a parallel history with the widespread adoption of the reproducible image being used by collective audiences as a supplement for natural memory, or what Proust names “voluntary memory.” This conflict between nostalgia-hungry consumers and artists inspired groups such as Alfred Stieglitz’s Photo-Secessionists and artistically minded authors like Henry James, who employed increasingly complex photographic and literary practices to resist the images’ tendency to debase the aesthetic quality of their own work. Authors such as Marcel Proust and William Faulkner used …
Hemingway, The Sky Is Really Beautiful, Aubrey Roemmich
Hemingway, The Sky Is Really Beautiful, Aubrey Roemmich
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
A Lament For Plumas County, Becca May
Two Ghost Poems, Casey Fuller
Coffee Machine, Charles Henrey
Three Flash Fictions, Delaney Otto