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Lecture & Keynote
Dr. Nancy MacLean presented just before Dr. Eddie Glaude.
Benton Chapel and Vanderbilt Divinity School
Vanderbilt University
Photo: Anne Rayner; VU
2nd Year Student Exhibition 2021
Pepeha - (de) scribing self
Iona Stewart
6i - Sussex Diptych
Watercolour on Paper
300 x 380 mm
6ii - The Hymn of Longing
Watercolour and Ink on Paper and Fabric
260 x 300 mm
This booklet uses poetry and illustration to explore the artist’s relationship to her genealogy – both in terms of national and familial ancestry – through an examination of how her personal identity was formed through the adoption and internalisation of her homeland’s historical/cultural narratives. Watercolour and storybook aesthetics communicate the nostalgia of residual childhood memories and experiences, while the aesthetic of the diptych expresses how religion shaped and shapes her relationships to the people and landscapes she identifies with.
(Please feel free to touch, read, and interact with this work.)
Students participate in the Service and Freedom in Myanmar (Burma), Thailand and Cambodia Winter Term course where issues of justice, freedom and international community service were explored.
Students opening their pen-pal letters from Modesto (which were a long time in coming).
(Random comment: for a long while — most likely because of a date error — this was the first image in my iPhoto library. Whenever I see this photo I still get the feeling that I've finished viewing my most recent upload and have returned back to the beginning of the library.)
Each year, the Tippie College of Business Beta Alpha Psi chapter offers our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, helping low and moderate income taxpayers in the Johnson County area prepare and file their taxes.
Adobe Lightroom 2.5 student edition.
Strobist info - 580ex II into large shoot through umbrella at left and SB24 with blue gel above the box.
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This was one of the coolest works I've had a student do. We were doing Day of the Dead projects last week, and I had the students create a piece inspired by the Day of the Dead folk art style we saw, but that incorporated their own culture. This is a piece that Chelsea, a student of Vietnamese heritage, created - I love how she incorporated words from her native language, and the way she used the rice farmer skeleton....
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