Originally, the focus of my research was reception theory and Caravaggio’s patrons. My interest lay in his patrons’ desires and their subsequent commissions that Caravaggio fulfilled. Did they knowingly commission paintings ...
There are approximately 6 million children in the U.S. who receive special education services to address an identified disability. Many of these children live with typically developing siblings (referred to in this study ...
Anecdotes of Alfred were collected by R. Arta Place in 1904 for an Athenaean program. The document captures a piece of Alfred's history by sharing stories of some of its residents.
My work deals with translation. What happens when information moves into a different framework / technology / media? What aspects get amplified, diminished, resonated, distorted, shifted, remapped, or broken? Self expression ...
The environment of the sculpture became my focus with the figurative presence being assumed by the vessel as they inherited the characteristics of the body. I began questioning the extension of identity through environments, ...
Plastic, Loud, Devoid of humanness. It is just an art object. A Luscious object. They are stilted by sexism, racism, colonialism, some social concept which gives them validity but only talks to their ism, their group but ...
Having already painted a number of both secular and religious works, there is one subject that Caravaggio would return to throughout the entirety of his short, turbulent career: Saint John the Baptist. Caravaggio painted ...
Following the 1950s, Hamada and Rosanjin were pivotal figures in the discourse of American and Japanese ceramics. In 1954, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) held a solo exhibition for Rosanjin.1 The Japanese government ...