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Full-Text Articles in Photography
Abby Guthmann Wins Grand Prize In Acm Photo Contest, Lawrence University
Abby Guthmann Wins Grand Prize In Acm Photo Contest, Lawrence University
Press Releases
Abby Guthmann’s study-abroad experience in Tanzania generated a lifetime of memories—and an award-winning photograph.
The senior biology major from St. Paul, Minn., was selected as the Grand Prize winner in the Associated Colleges of the Midwest’s 2013-14 Off-Campus Study Photo Contest. Guthmann’s photo, “Girls in the Shambass” was taken while Guthmann was hiking through the Usambara Mountains in northern Tanzania.
“Children would often run after us and ask for their pictures to be taken,” said Guthmann. “These two followed me through the shambass, hoping to get a few more pictures. After asking if I could take one more, they grinned …
Pennsylvania Noir, Bridget Reed
Pennsylvania Noir, Bridget Reed
Art Journal
Distant vestiges of memory incite my art making. By examining my biographical past through various scopes, I can extract key memory perceptions for further investigation.
In my work, I physically construct models of memories to correlate to the mental process of memory reconstruction. The very nature of memory is devoid of a logical progression or stability. Imagery loses clarity, moving in and out of our consciousness. The memories often become muddled creating passages that can be fleshed out by intuitive impulses. Therefore, the structure is built to contain the fleeting memories so I can extract meaning from them. Individually crafting …
Eye Witness, Elise Costello
Eye Witness, Elise Costello
Art Journal
Ballet is my passion. Through the movements of dance, my body and mind can become one. In this state, the actions are performed with muscle memory; there is almost a mindlessness that all athletes have to maintain in order to be able to lose themselves to movement.
My project allows me to fully understand what goes on in this semi-mindless state, and allows me to analyze it intellectually outside the arena of performance. I use a high-speed camera to capture and isolate the steps involved in each movement. I can use the images to study the particular muscles and motions …
Fog Emotion, Amanda Dailey
Fog Emotion, Amanda Dailey
Art Journal
My bodies of work are mental stepping-stones towards an intrapersonal discovery. I am in pursuit of understanding the seemingly endless psychological chaos unraveling inside my mind. These images are highly personal conceptual representations that aim to demonstrate the strains of separation anxiety, and the physical and psychological changes of pregnancy. They are abstract enough to encourage individual interpretation, while still allowing the viewer access to the window of my mind and body. By choosing and combining images that are individually strong, I am able to create pieces that are emotionally complex and powerful.
Avalanche Vocals, Megan Costello
Avalanche Vocals, Megan Costello
Art Journal
Throughout my studies of photojournalism, I have developed a strong interest in documentary photography. Avalanche Vocals contains street photographs of people I happened upon by chance. These images were created while I was living in Italy and France this past fall. As a foreigner to the lands, I wanted to understand the identity of the native people. I found that much like the United States, France and Italy have a collage of identities and cultures. As a result, I decided to use street photography as a method of understanding the concept of individual identity. I found that the identity of …
The Heart Of The Lower Story: Thesis Exhibition, Cassandra Stagner
The Heart Of The Lower Story: Thesis Exhibition, Cassandra Stagner
Honors Theses
The Heart of the Lower Story: Thesis Exhibition is established around a study-internship in Scotland. The works consist of landscape and architecture photography, as well as hand drawn portraits and charcoal pieces. The style of the work and exhibition is comprised of simple elements such as barn wood framing and work created on OSB board to involve experimentation. “The Heart of the Lower Story” has been exhibited at the Lee Honors College with an opening reception for supporters and friends to attend that also introduced a video compilation of interviews taken while in Scotland. The questions being addressed were: What …
Art And Symbolism: The Technique Of Applying Hidden Meaning And Communicating Specific Ideas Through Art, Andrea C. Macbean
Art And Symbolism: The Technique Of Applying Hidden Meaning And Communicating Specific Ideas Through Art, Andrea C. Macbean
Senior Honors Theses
Symbolism is an artistic style frequently used in the arts. Through the course of art history, it was its own artistic movement as well. The incorporation of specific symbols, shapes, colors, or identifiable images communicates to the viewer an intended message or statement. Frequently, symbolism appears to be hidden or initially unperceived by the intended audience. In some works, symbolism is so abstract that it needs explanation or clarification to be understood completely by the viewer. This thesis will analyze a few techniques of symbolism that can be incorporated in a work of art to communicate truth, entice thought, point …
Mount Washington, Kevin Bertolero
Ink Dipped // Lilac // Alan's Big Girl, Astrid Caratzas
Ink Dipped // Lilac // Alan's Big Girl, Astrid Caratzas
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Cashmere Sweater: A History, Daniel Schwarz
Of Rivers And Remembrance, Jim W. Logan
Reading Joyce's Ulysses: Leopold Bloom, Daniel Schwarz
Aging: My 71st Birthday, Daniel Schwarz
A Wake, Jason Johnson
The House Of The Wounded, Jason Johnson
In Bed At The Churchill Hotel, Ambleside, Matthew Brennan
In Bed At The Churchill Hotel, Ambleside, Matthew Brennan
Westview
No abstract provided.
Brothers, Matthew Perron
Millie's Place, Barbara Eknoian
Pisapapeles, Fred Alsberg, Cynthia Peña
Paperweight, Fred Alsberg
Emptying The Mirror, Fred Alsberg
Oklahoma Windscape, Fred Alsberg
Vaciar El Espejo, Fred Alsberg, Cynthia Peña
A Trifle, Ivor C. Treby
The Dawn Of A New Day, Jacqueline Hainta
Poesía En Traducción: Poetry In Translation, Westview Staff
Poesía En Traducción: Poetry In Translation, Westview Staff
Westview
No abstract provided.
Menage, David Scronce
Contributors, Westview Staff
The Time Thief, Qwen Pinckney
Faith And Reason: A Love Story, K. T. Landon