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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Functional Art"”.
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A Church for Cange, Haiti
Architecture is a functional art with numerous competing requirements. What are the roles for limitations in architecture? Is it enough to simply make a "good building"? Can architecture spring solely from that which is required, or is more necessary?
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Art for/of the unhomed
… which primarily is used for display of public art. The main goal of the exhibition is to attract visitors so as to promote local business, according to the local alliance responsible for the display. This action actively neglects the needs of everyday users of the space: homeless individuals, …
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In the Family of Things: Stories About Simple Choices and Radical Change
… our effect on the world remains difficult. In part, this lack of knowledge, this distance, allows for social and ecological consequences we would never willingly put our names on, everything from environmental degradation to unhealthy labor conditions. Similarly, we often do not know what good …
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In the Family of Things: Stories About Simple Choices and Radical Change
… our effect on the world remains difficult. In part, this lack of knowledge, this distance, allows for social and ecological consequences we would never willingly put our names on, everything from environmental degradation to unhealthy labor conditions. Similarly, we often do not know what good …
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Passing Time
… through the act of giving and sharing. I use functional, handmade, ceramic vessels to illustrate these ideas through groupings of like objects gathered around a shared theme. Tea sets, pitchers and cups and table settings symbolize family, friends and a sense of community. Each part has its …
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Newfangled.
<p>This thesis paper supports the Master of Fine Arts exhibition at the B. Carroll Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, from March 9th through April 22nd, 2010. The exhibit is comprised of 62 unique ceramic pieces, which are presented on pedestals and wall mounted shelves. The exhibition …