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Student work where they had to script and then present how to make a simple food item (such as potato salad) using only words and gestures. This may be my favorite.
In this project the students were directed to the Nobel lecture speech by Harold Pinter where he criticized the U.S. for its foreign policies. They contrasted this with a parody "roast" that the comedian Stephen Colbert gave at the press core dinner in Washington DC. The results were odd, stunning, and let to interesting discussion in class.
mcad.edu One student's work in the special printmaking workshop, taught by Harmen Liemburg.
Photograph ©Erin Nicole Johnson for the Minneapolis College of Art and Design
My local currency is for the Upper East Side, which is home to more museums than any other neighborhood in New York City. The currency's name is the "Mula," which is an acronym for, "Museums: our Local Asset.” The currency comes in denominations of five, ten and twenty Mula, and each museum would put its art on a set of the three denominations, yielding upwards of thirty different designs. The design of the Mula is based on the golden section, and the colors used are the three primary and three secondary colors. The three typefaces on the Mula were all created by Hofler Frere-Jones, a New York City firm.
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graduate thesis
university of wisconsin-milwaukee
chris t cornelius, associate professor - thesis chair
media experiments based on chosen theme
graphite, collage, acrylic and thread on paper
11 inches by 17 inches