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Prof. Zhu's group has developed a combined near infrared and ultrasound imager for breast cancer detection and diagnosis. Quing Zhan, back left, discusses the prototype and data acquisition with her assistant graduate students in electrical engineering, Shikui Yan, center, Puyan Guo, and Minming Huang, front, working on images acquired by the equipment..
Bonne Maman: The Advantages of Flesh
Alison Therriault is a performance artist and musician in Vancouver. This performance is part of her ongoing investigations into the psychology of performance taught by David MacMurray-Smith. What happens to our experience of the self when we get "on-stage"? How can we, as performers, stay grounded in our own experience while at the same time attending to the experience of others, the audience?
And what does it mean to play the role of audience member? Are we passive? Or are we participating to some degree? And at what degree of involvement do we become part of the performance? Using creation tools based on Jerzy Grotowski's teachings in Physical Theatre, Alison crafts performances that play with the permeability of the Fourth Wall and that aspire to an experience of theatre that is communion and a collaboration of performer and audience. Feedback is encouraged and appreciated!
I made a bowl with paper "fabric, water, arrowroot, acrylic ink, then gouache on the base, then photographed and cropped etc in photoshop, then took apart the bowl and made 2 more bowls and more planets... THE WHOLE SET
BYU study abroad students pose in front of Anne Hathaway's Cottage with Charlotte and Eugene, Mary and Tim Slover (lower left)
Oh, how I love the 70-200 f/2.8.... let's me take photos from a distance without being intrusive, and giving spectacular results.
These images and excerpts of texts are from a self-portrait project in which I portray my late mother, Roxanne, based off of anecdotes, memories I had of her, and most of all, her myriad of journal entries. Not every image has acompanying text, but I like to think you can piece together who she was by my images.
Portrait study from a photo reference by Steve McCurry. Historic pigments, including rose madder, Naples yellow and Potter's Pink.
A drawing (1844) by George Winter.
5 1/2 x 8 3/4 in.
Reproduced from Indians and a Changing Frontier: The Art of George Winter (1993) by Sarah E. Cook and Rachel B. Radadhyani.
Used courtesy of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association.
It takes several candles to create enough light to read. Friends gather for a small group study in a home in Gcity, China.