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Articles 931 - 960 of 1524
Full-Text Articles in Photography
Self Portrait, Philip Perry
Graylyn, Daniel Padgett
Concealed Compulsions, Julie Hydrick
Farah .2, Kelsey Boatwright
Untitled, Kaitlyn Walters
Untitled, English Grant
Running Out Of Steam, Zach Nesmith
Stand Still, Molly Boucher
Full Issue, The Anthology
Full Issue, The Anthology
The Anthology
This is the entirety of the 2013 Winthrop Anthology issue.
Untitled, Rebecca Jacobs
Dēvadāra, Joanna Henry
Curtain Call, William Lattman
Untitled, Lauren Copley
Diverging, Julie Hydrick
Township Life In Mosselbaai, Tiffany Lament
Spin, Kelsey Boatwright
Little Sister, English Grant
Destination Unknown, Julie Hydrick
Sensitivity, Alexis Howard
Mad Hatter Maddie, Tiffany Lament
And They Thought I Wouldn't Notice, Toyé Durrah
Reflect, Alexis Howard
Developments, Aubrie Salzman
Oil On Canvas, Emily Handy
Turn To Clear Vision, William Lattman
Full Issue, The Anthology
Full Issue, The Anthology
The Anthology
This is the entirety of the 2014 Winthrop Anthology issue.
Relocating Pictures: An Interdisciplinary Analysis Of Transnational Islamic Images, Mary S.W. Campbell
Relocating Pictures: An Interdisciplinary Analysis Of Transnational Islamic Images, Mary S.W. Campbell
Honors Projects
This paper and accompanying photo series analyze and discuss Western images of Islamic migration. Incorporating a variety of disciplines, they evaluate the emotional responses of Americans towards images of Muslim migrants and transnational issues. Through surveying and literary analysis, they demonstrate the need for new images of the Muslim migrant that allow for greater emotional engagement that leads to action. My photographs, taken in Spain and Morocco, are a first step at discovering what is needed in these new images.
Once There Was There Wasn't, Svetlana Bailey
Once There Was There Wasn't, Svetlana Bailey
Masters Theses
Objects, places and events that occur in separate times and places can coexist psychologically. My work supposes that this coexistence can be reconciled with photographs, which, although normally fixed to particular times, locationsand stories, are nevertheless able to travel, in boxes, or as mind images on overlapping currents.
I return to places of imaginative influence in my life: to my grandmother's house in the Russian countryside where I spent my summers as a child, and to my parents' home in Germany. Through this journey of return, I am transported in time, as if opening a time capsule. Here I discover …
Departing From Photography. Place, Space, Non-Place, And The Quotidian: Painting From Pictures Of The Everyday, Mathew A. Tucker
Departing From Photography. Place, Space, Non-Place, And The Quotidian: Painting From Pictures Of The Everyday, Mathew A. Tucker
Theses and Dissertations
This paper investigates the relationship between photography and painting. It explores the way in which Mathew Tucker's paintings have been informed by his photographs of everyday places and the ways that they depart from those images and express new and different meanings.
Digital Photography As Experience Artifact, Ryan V. Brennan
Digital Photography As Experience Artifact, Ryan V. Brennan
Theses and Dissertations
Through the screen interface, the boundary between personal and collective experience is being redefined both spatially and temporally. Here, memories are given independent mediated existence, taking form in digital photographic artifacts that can be communally shared and manipulated into a synthetic continuum.