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Artist Talk | Jeanine Hill

Art and Art History March 7, 2017

In this current body of work, Jeanine Hill utilizes the memory of clay to build objects that become records of action. The same fluency that a drawn line is able to bring to a surface, she is able to articulate through the creation of form. As we experience the world, we gradually create narrative memory […]

Write/Writhe | Colleen Choquette-Raphael

Art and Art History February 18, 2013

Text, video and appropriated imagery meet at the intersection of delirium and logos, fluidity and stasis, memory and experience — the imaginary filament between an utterance and the word. Colleen Choquette-Raphael ‘Write/Writhe’ – Feb. 18 2013 Yeager Recital Hall (139)

Search Windows | Chris Ireland

Teaching & Learning Technologies October 12, 2016

Chris Ireland is the founder and the coordinator the digital media studies area and assistant professor of art/digital media at Tarleton State University. The exhibition consists of photographs on aluminum, along with interactive and traditional video/sound works. The images come from Midwestern urban areas through Google searches of real estate terminology used to conjure a […]

Conflation | Dominic Lippillo & Mark Schoon

Teaching & Learning Technologies March 11, 2016

In their current collaborative project, Conflation, interior images of photographers Dominic Lippillo and Mark Schoons’ homes are visually connected to create the illusion of a singular photograph and space. The literal connection of the images in the print creates a thin seam that appears and disappears. This newly forged space forms a photographically unique location […]

Head Over Heels | Lisa Walcott

Art and Art History March 13, 2016

Lisa Walcott is an installation artist and kinetic sculptor based in Holland, Michigan. In her “Head Over Heels” presentation, she illustrates her passion for photographic art to create a setting and evoke emotion. She constructs scenes with the goal of creating “surreal spaces” like the ones seen in her favorite fashion magazines. (67)

“Queer Before Stonewall: Art, Eros and the Sixties” – Jonathan Katz

Teaching & Learning Technologies October 2, 2012

“Queer Before Stonewall: Art, Eros and the Sixties” Jonathan D. Katz Katz explores why in the art world of the late 50s and 60s, before human differences were particularized and made over into artistic identity, a universal human capacity — Eros — was elevated to determining status and made ground for global politics of social […]