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Junior Seminar, Professor Robert Knight, Fall 2023
Junior Seminar, Professor Robert Knight, Fall 2023
This course addressed major themes in art criticism and studio practice from 1970 to the present. Assignments incliuded mutli-media studio projects, classroom discussion, critique, readings, written assignments, a field trip to artist studios in NYC, and oral presentations. The majority of the class consisted of a self-directed, independent project.
left: charcoal on newsprint; 24x36in
right: charcoal self-portrait; 24x36in
below: styalized map of s.m.a; chacoal, marker, and pen on newsprint
Left: Julia, la Virgen de Guadalup; 35mm film, oil pastels, and digital drawing
above: learning how to research. RESEARCH IS A CENTRAL COMPONENT OF ARTWORK FOR SOME ARTISTS.
Final Project: "Gardens"
On the left are the 120mm color film photographs taken for this project.
I chose photography as my medium for my final project, with added emphasis on the materiality of a photograph and installation. I used transparent pictorico paper to create three-dimensional illusions. I further manipulated my photographs with Adobe Photoshop as well as hand-cut deletions.
Close-ups showing the 3-dimensionality of the photographic constructions.
Gallery exhibition and show.
Advanced Alternative Techniques, Professor Robert Knight, Spring 2023
Advanced Alternative Techniques, Professor Robert Knight, Spring 2023
Advanced study of photography through the investigation of alternative processes. An emphasis was placed on the use of various historic and non-traditional processes, including pinhole cameras, cyanotype printing, digital negatives, gel transfering, and tricolor separation.
Process picture of one of the gel transfers, submerged underwater.
Below: Fish. Cyanotypes using digital negatives, 4x6in.
Right: Cyanotypes were used for the front and back covers of Hamilton College's fall 2023's Red Weather magazine.
tri color constructions (120mm black and white film, photoshop layering)
process pics below
Pinhole camera: studio self-portraits
Process pictures
Art in the Evironment, Professor Rebecca Murtaugh, Fall 2023
Art in the Evironment, Professor Rebecca Murtaugh, Fall 2023
Art in the environment: Camouflage soldier.
Wire and fabric. Textiles were dyed by hand using botanicals. For this project, I used blue cabbage, elderberry, and spearmint dyes.
SPEARMINT DYE
ELDERBERRY DYE
ELDERBERRY + BLUE CABBAGE
Cyanotypes using hand-coated paper and canvas; plants were collected locally and exposures were made in the sun.
Current Events; Chicken wire, cement, cheesecloth, spray paint. Approximately 6 feet across.
Below: photographic documentation of the sculpture. (I am a photographer at heart. The sculpture is gone).
Figure Drawing, Professor Katherine Kuharic, Spring 2022
Figure Drawing, Professor Katherine Kuharic, Spring 2022
Micheal Jackson x Metropolis
5ft x 5ft. Charcoal
2022 to-scale live model charcoal drawing
Sketchbook
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