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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"art writing"”.

  1. Parallel Texts: Contemporary Women’s Experimental Art Writing in North American Exhibition Catalogues from the 1970s to the Present

    Experimental writing can inhabit liminal spaces in-between genres and disciplines as it strives to rupture normative rhetorical patterns by playing with form and pushing language beyond its expected conventions. When this mode of writing is brought to bear upon an art object, the resultant text …

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  2. A Narrative in Relief - The Historiography of English Modern Painting (1910-1915), from the 1910s to the 1950s

    … Bloomsbury post-Impressionism and the modern art of painters associated with Sickert, (principally the Camden Town Group), have been critically examined over a forty year period in order to trace the narrative of their place in contemporary art criticism and their entry into histories of what …

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  3. To Co- Is Human: Designing Technologies That Center Human Connection, Co-creativity, and Calm in the Era of AI

    In an era where Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly framed as our “companions” and “co-creators,” this dissertation reclaims “co-” as a fundamental marker of shared human experience—using it as a foundation to reimagine and build technologies that consciously center interhuman …

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  4. Potentials and limitations of language in observing and interpreting art

    … I design, implement, and evaluate new ways of writing about art. For this purpose, I contextualise and interrelate four video artworks that I produced between 2013 and 2018. Scaffolding my research framework, in a first inductive research phase, I scope the works and provisionally conclude that …

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  5. Sublime dissension: A working-class Anti-Pygmalion aesthetics of the female grotesque

    … the disavowal of class identity in much art writing, I explore how it shapes art reception, showing how images of the Anti-Pygmalion female grotesque can provoke sublime experiences in viewers who share an empathetic connection with the work’s presentation of class difference. Against …

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  6. Palabras y pintura

    … content is based on my own journal writing, sketches, and paintings produced throughout my graduate as well as undergraduate degree in Art Education at Concordia University. Between 1992 and 1999, I attended numerous studio classes in which critiques were held regularly. I became …

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  7. Being. Creative. Together. Designing Technologies That Center Human Connection, Co-creativity, and Calm in the Era of AI

    As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly interwoven into our creative, social, and learning experiences, we must ask: Will these technologies deepen our connection to the timeless human experiences of Being, Being Together, and Being Creative Together—or will they pull us apart, leaving …

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  8. The construction of national identity in the historiography of Czech art

    … others. The Czech people, who until 1918 were a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, gave birth to a national revival movement in the nineteenth century and eventually emancipated themselves to create an independent Czechoslovakia. The idea of „national identity“ was, therefore, crucial and this …

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  9. Emergent Literacy Development Through Storybook Reading: One Head Start Teacher's Explanations and Practices

    … was to contribute to strengthening kindergarten educational practices in Kuwait with particular focus on literacy development. I was interested in the instructional techniques, tools, methods, language activities that would make sense to Arabic kindergartners and help them learn the formal, …

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  10. An Underlying Perplexity

    … our confusion. Whether in this text or the two parts of my exhibition, I have humbly tried to position myself where I need to be. If I were to seek an affect within the pieces of my show, it would be nothing but showing empathy and care for those who are lost, marginalized, isolated, or sick.1 …

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