Posted by ktau572 | May 24, 2020 | ARTSCHOL 200 2019 | 0
In this seminar, Erin Griffey and Victoria Munn studied historical ideas of beauty, with a specific focus on the extensive beauty regiments performed by women during the European renaissance. Puzzling over categorizations and...
Read MorePosted by ktau572 | May 21, 2020 | ARTSCHOL 200 2020 | 0
Historian Jennifer Frost is publishing a book titled, “Let Us Vote,” dedicated towards the significant events that led up to the 26th amendment in 1971, which granted youth voting rights in America. Admittedly, I’m unfamiliar...
Read MorePosted by ktau572 | May 11, 2020 | ARTSCHOL 200 2020 | 0
My cultural identity has always stood at the forefront of my research interests. But I had neglected to consider the potential of it also becoming a barrier. Throughout the discussion, I had resonated with Dr Jemaima...
Read MorePosted by ktau572 | May 25, 2019 | ARTSCHOL 100 2019 | 2
From left to right: Siliga Setoga’s artwork of a lolly lay with common New Zealand brands flipped...
Read MorePosted by ktau572 | Apr 5, 2019 | ARTSCHOL 100 2019 | 1
When Steve Farrelly casually mentioned this in week five’s lecture, I laughed. [2] Not because it’s a funny thought to entertain. But because even though my family don’t think about Salmon. We know what it...
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