Grow(ing): the 2022 Stamps School Senior Exhibition

Name: Grow(ing): the 2022 Stamps School Senior Exhibition, 4/18/2022-4/30/2022
Start: 2022-04-18
End: 2022-04-30
Location: Art & Architecture Building

When

April 18 – 30, 2022

Where

In-person Event

Art & Architecture Building
2000 Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor MI 48109-2069
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Details

Exhibition
Open to the public
Free of charge

Exhibition Dates: April 18 — 30, 2022
Public Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11am-6pm; Friday-Saturday 10am-6pm

The 2022 Stamps School Senior Exhibition features work in a range of media by graduating BA, BFA, and Interarts Performance students at U‑M’s Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design.

Join us for a public closing celebration on April 29 from 6 – 8 pm: time-based work will be screened at 6:30 and 7:30 pm in the Art & Architecture Auditorium (room 2104).

The exhibition is on view at the Art & Architecture Building from April 18 – 30, 2022. Click here to download a PDF map of the exhibition.

Gallery

There are two identical frames against two white walls facing each other. They are both hanging at eye height, a foot away from where the walls meet in the corner. the frames are filled with 3D, hot pink, amorphsc shapes, bursting out of the frames. The shapes are covered with vibrant, multicolored yarns and knits, of various thicknesses. .

Undergraduate Hana Agolli: Taking Up Space

Situated on the floor within three white walls sits a figure composed of cardboard boxes. The figure is in the fetal position. The boxes have various branding and logos on them, reflecting items the artist consumed while working on this project. On the central wall behind the figure, at standing eye level, are a series eight receipts hanging. Each receipt has an anecdote and reflection about one of the boxes used within the figure.

Undergraduate Shalin Berman: Waste Avatar: Boxed In

an image of a blue room with a paper sculpture taking up all 3 walls.

Undergraduate Breanna Boersma: Come Nest; Come Rest

The painting depicts seven figures, who all look identical, interacting at a bar. They are painted in a realistic fashion, each figure wearing the same white shirt and black pants. Describing the figures from left to right, the first two are kissing each other. The third is leaned back in his chair and adorned in jewelry. The fourth one is behind the bar, pouring the fifth figure a drink and shouting at someone out of frame. The fifth is focused on the drink he is being poured and the sixth is focused on his phone with headphones on. The seventh and last figure is looking straight at the viewer.

Undergraduate Robby Borer: The First Drink

This image displays the back wall of a 3-walled studio space. On this wall hangs a black and white, high-contrast photograph. This photograph captures a naked figure on her side as she lays atop 500, 1” tall cylindrical, ceramic pieces. These white ceramic forms sit against a black background and form a shape similar to the shape of the model who lies in fetal position, facing left. The framed piece hangs amidst a wall covered in nearly 1,000 ceramic forms and bovine bones. Similar to the photograph, the ceramic pieces and bovine bones are spray painted white and hang against a black wall.

Undergraduate Elizabeth Blake Borgeson: Vanitas

A hand-bound book spread is shown. On the left page, there are two illustrated minotaurs: one is an adult, and one is a child, situated above him, clasping an ax. The text reads, "Once wasting away in a labyrinth for a childhood, an adolescence, an eternity; now, wasting away in a 300 square foot hole in the wall." On the right page is a close-up illustration of the minotaur's eye, implying through color that he has been crying. The text reads, "I'm tired, tired, tired. But hasn't the problem passed? I'm here, not there. I'm here, not there. I'm here."

Undergraduate Jude Victor Boudon: I am the Beastchild

This image displays a pair of 3D-printed, circular, pendant earrings hanging against a black background. The majority of the surface is blue, overlaid with a sliver grid that orbits around a hole in the center with brown trim on the inner ring and the outer ring.

Undergraduate Whitney Brooks: The Replo Showroom

There are three characters total, each created on my body with prosthetics, heavy makeup, and costuming. I created each of their physical attributes with scar wax and prosthetics that I bought online. Brenda has a blonde updo, and has large cheekbones from plastic surgery that have aged and wrinkled over time. She has large, injected lips. She wears a blue velour tracksuit and tennis shoes. Each of Brenda's photographs are framed in ornate, gold frames. Mia is a bad-ass brunette woman based on Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. She is wearing ripped, boot-cut jeans, and a black zip-up. She has very chiseled cheekbones, luscious lips, and high eyebrows. All of her photographs are framed in dark wooden frames. Amber has very, very large injected lips, and long blonde hair extensions. She is wearing a pink matching set. She vapes.

Undergraduate Josie Burck: What If?

Undergraduate Jessica Burkle: Healing Body

Undergraduate McKenzie Campbell: 48234

The image shows a cubicle sized space draped in layers of lavender chiffon. On top of the all encompassing fabric, 10 sculptures cover the walls. Resembling 'baby bumps', the round sculptures are covered in different colored fabric and embroidered with grotesque stretch marks. Red lights shine on the walls creating a pink glow that highlights the most detailed 'bumps' of the series. Each sculpture is hung at 'belly height' which corresponds with the height of the artist.

Undergraduate Keegan Carriveau: Hidden (M)others

Two panels on top of a tree field on the wall behind them, one of a church, in white the other a figure on a horse

Undergraduate John Cooper: Bedford

On back wall a life-size hanging photograph depicting a decayed corpse of deer on ground in parallel to nude female laying in near fetal position. Other wall cover in all-capital writing from performance experience in bold black letters.

Undergraduate Liza Crisanti: Empire of Dirt

A wooden raised bed lies on the ground amongst dead leaves. The bed contains moss atop soil with a QR code engraved in a small wooden square nestled in the middle.

Undergraduate Celeste Demps - Simons: Moss

Painting that depicts an image of two wrestlers grasping hands overlayed with a transparent image of the two men's wrestling bodies entangled on the ground.

Undergraduate Kate Donoghue: Boys' Life

Three walls covered in oil paintings and pictures of various memes and obscure references. The pictures and paintings wrap around the room. They are scattered in a busy, collage-like fashion.

Undergraduate Alena Duykers: Transition Effects

Studio cubicle, three larger canvas's at 36"x 36", 36"x 48", and 48"x 4*". Three smaller canvas's at 7.5" x11".

Undergraduate Kendra Eaton: Casual Crevice

Welcome to My Fucking Brain transforms the studio space around you to immerse yourself into my "brain", primarily using paper and written text that is torn and put back together again using glue, tape, pins, more paper, paper mache paste, bandaids, anything I could get my hands on. Within this space, exists a hand crafted book placed within a box in which the viewer can pull out and read. The book uses various paper along with fabric to create a short narrative that describes my experiences with mental illness, piecing together the pieces seen across the room.

Undergraduate Ryan Espitia: Welcome to My Fucking Brain

Undergraduate Calin Firlit: A Dark House in Daylight

A painted figure stands in her underwear in a field of reflective mylar and twisting faces. She stares forward with empty reflective eyes as her left hand reaches outward to grasp hanging forms of fabric.

Undergraduate Carmen Flores: Outside and Inside Me

There are two speakers on podiums mounted behind a ceramic sculpture. The sculpture is placed in a plastic tub to catch water, elevated on a pedestal. On the right there is an instruction sheet and a pitcher along with water buckets.

Undergraduate Ulrik Frikke-Schmidt: Sound Overload

My exhibition consists of a reconceptualized installation of my childhood bedroom, as I remember it as an adult. Intended to evoke a relationship between the viewer and my space of pre-adolescent reflection, the “room” includes a nightstand featuring books from my childhood library and a framed picture of my parents beside a twin-size bed. The piece, a blanket handwoven with stuffed animals, polyester filling, children’s clothing, and a baby blanket is laid across the bed, with an accompanying fiber sculpture emerging from the bottom right corner of the bed. The sculpture, created with large mounds of polyester filling and the stuffed animals from which the poly-fill came, materializes from the weaving, flooding onto the floor. The contrast between the weaving and disruptive sculpture is meant to aid in the viewers' understanding of my process, presenting my memories, both woven together and still floating around in my cloud of consciousness.

Undergraduate Emma Goodman: Childhood Amnesia

Undergraduate Olivia Graham: Scout

The image holds carpeted brown flooring with 3 purple floor cushions laid out on the floors. There are 24 collective paintings hung on the bottom half of the walls. The left wall holds 8 paintings, back middle wall holds 6 paintings, and the left wall holds 9 paintings each with their own respective labels. There is a low table against the back wall that also holds 2 paintings. The pantings show East Asian American women doing mundane daily activities from cooking, brushing their teeth, sitting on the couch, looking in the fridge, etc. Some of the paintings hold stills of objects like food, shoes, and dishes. 2 lamps stand lit at each back corner. On the left wall closest to the entryway, there is a shoe rack with a label on the wall that invites viewers to "Kindly Take off your shoes before entering. Please feel free to grab a cushion and sit." In all it is a homey setting.

Undergraduate Michelle Ha: Retake: Look Again and Keep Looking

This image contains a series of brightly colored ceramic pieces that are sculptural furniture.

Undergraduate Rachel Heibel: Sunshine Mountain

Undergraduate Madisyn Hicks: Help Me, I'm Thinking

A series of miniatures is displayed on a farmhouse-style wooden table. Each miniature contains an interior scene of a house. The prominent miniature from this view is a porch swing with a book carefully resting on the edge. The wall behind the table is full of framed close-up images focused on the texture of things like fabric, stained glass, and furniture.

Undergraduate Kenzie Hill: Ours/Mine/Theirs

10:17am | A COVID Short Film by Myles Hoenes

Undergraduate Myles Hoenes: 10:17am

Image shows a series of six images. The first two are the front and back cover for the zine. Different sections of the full illustrations are featured within this spread. The following four images show pairs of people in different poses and backgrounds. The text behind the four are “Lolita”, “Cyberpunk”, “Academia”, and “Ballroom”.

Undergraduate Dilan Huang: Liquidum

Close up of the rectangular units of the quilt. The zigzagged stitch threads the unique piece of the multicolored quilt together. Each individual rectangular has a few words embroidered across the surface.

Undergraduate Taylor Jenkins: Mom & Me & Mom

Image shows the exhibition set up for Erotic Ecologies. The studio exhibition walls are painted all black, the light is dimmed, and the set up is backlit with a LED light fixture. On the left wall, there is a shelf installed with zines on top. The set up is a plaster sculpture of a hole suspended on clear acrylic rods. It is surrounded by 4 monitors on the top of poles. The monitors are angled looking into the hole. The sculpture and monitors are all held in place with an elevated black wooden platform

Undergraduate Jenna John: Erotic Ecologies

Undergraduate Madeleine Kachikian: Leaving Home

Nahee Kang paints a rectilinear geometric pattern on a canvas and embroiders stripes to fill out all of the squares in between. A total of 26 canvases with different colors are covering the walls, and they are all connected through the same line pattern emerging from the walls with colored tape. Kang also offers the viewers to engage with her work by setting up a series of tiles with lines that connect and creates a larger pattern.

Undergraduate Nahee Kang: This-order

A table and two chairs sit atop a circular black rug. The furniture, which was originally white, has been splashed with red paint on the legs of the table and the lower half of the chairs in a way that looks bloody. On the table are small, freestanding books, ranging from half an inch to five inches in height. They are all different, but clearly part of a collection, and they have the same horror theme as the furniture. The books are black, white and red, and contain cut and pasted text.

Undergraduate Niko Kesson: FUCKED UP WOMAN

image of an 8ft by 8ft room with two full length shelves stretching across the back wall. these shelves hold a combined six large containers each full of kombucha in varying shades of earth tones. against the right wall there is a desk and chair that looks like someone has been using it as a work space. on the far left wall there are sunglasses, a beret, and a 1/4 scale outfit made of kombucha leather, all on their own shelves.

Undergraduate Grace Klein: Fluid Atelier

A mirror covered in wax and smaller, broken mirror pieces, with a portrait of the artist on the right, rests above a sink. The wax on the mirror is meant to mimic skin. The skin is covered in used up bottles of various skincare products. On either side of the mirror, there are rows of porcelain tiles. Each tile is a close-up monochromatic portrait of the artist picking at the skin of her face.

Undergraduate Kyra Koprowski: Cracks in the Porcelain

The image shows a cubical shopping area, illuminated by neon red lighting. White flooring and walls serve as a backdrop for display cases made out of wood, glass and acrylic. The floating shelving units, paired with transparent containers and circular windows, give the space a more contemporary finish. With the exception of the display pedastal placed in the center, wide walkways divide the mounted displays and create an open layout. The vision for this space is rooted in a desire to downplay the grotesque–the reality that what‘s being displayed are organs and tissues extracted from living people. Their fleshy textures appear in stark contrast to the uncluttereddisplays. Bright, red letters accomany each product. The signages are reminiscent of those found in common retain chains, though what they relay is something completely out of the ordinary.

Undergraduate Penny Lam: Commodified Bodies

A pink arm chair with ribbon, rose petals, fake pearls, and small disco balls sprawled across it. The arm chair is nestled in the corner of a room painted light pink decorated with sculptural wearable art pieces, small photographs, frames, and silver streamers.

Undergraduate Laynie Leach: Plastic Girl

The image displays a painting of the Hmong diaspora and my personal stories navigating my indigenous/ethnic minority heritage. It is large scale painting made up of nine individual paintings, where the entirety of the image connects to one another by following a river. What is painted depicts the Hmong people and their journey to becoming refugees after America's Secret War in Laos and their migration into America. The background of the paintings are all toned with a light brown background but humans, plants, homes, buildings, cars, helicopters, desks and food are all painted with bright pigments of oil paint. The style is generally painted in a realistic style, along with quick gestures to show a mass of people, while the overall essence or tone of this painting is historical and based on humanitarian rights.

Undergraduate Mellisa Lee: Reinterpreting the Paj Ntaub (story cloth): A Retrospectrum from a Hmong American

My exhibition space resembles that of your grandmother's home. There is an old desk and chair in the center, holding the final book and desktop that portrays my website.

Undergraduate Sydney Lundin: Innovative Caregiving Relief

Application rendering on iPhone 13 pro alongside black ambient bag tag device in a product feature image.

Undergraduate Miles Macklin: Arriving Places, Departing Spaces

Multiple covers of Roots Magazine spread out on a white surface

Undergraduate Becca Mahon: Roots

An androgynous figure with golden jewelry stands in a starry field in the middle of space. The title reads, "History in Color: Depicting the Black, Queer & Forgotten" in colorful text. The bottom reads, "by Angel Manson."

Undergraduate Angel Manson: History in Color: Depicting the Black, Queer and Forgotten

This image shows two walls painted a warm white with a sheer curtain on the right-hand side. On the left wall there are two paintings, and on the back wall there are four. All of the paintings depict shadow patterns casted on walls from the light filtering through windows at different times of day. Descriptions of the paintings from left to right: A medium sized gray painting with eight light yellow slanted rectangles of light from a double hung window. Next a larger muddy blue painting with two large streaks of orange red light that interact with the molding of a doorframe. On the back wall another large purple brown painting full of various shapes of warm pink and yellow light meeting in the corner of a landing. And lastly a series of three smaller paintings, all purple and dusty blue, with an array of boxy shadows in light yellow, orchid, periwinkle and sky blue. Behind the curtain a soft speaker plays the singing of distant birds and cars passing. It's a peaceful atmosphere and a mindful snapshot of a quiet moment on a summer’s morning in the suburbs.

Undergraduate Natalie Marshall: Solar Ephemera

The image shows the front of the sculpture. A metal figure can be seen facing away from the image. On the figures right shoulder is an eagle like drone. Behind the two is a roughly constructed American flag missing its stars.

Undergraduate Patrick McCallum: Pavlovian: Conditioning America’s Inheritance

Board Game showing different earth environments on a white table with game components: die, an hourglass, a card deck, game chips, and game avatars

Undergraduate Gabi Mechaber: The Great Earth Race

The artist sits on the floor surrounded by drawings that represent the committee of negative self talk voices that consume her.

Undergraduate Elizabeth Mizer: The Committee

Je Meurs De Seuf Auprés De La Fontaine (I Die Of Thirst Beside The Fountain)

Undergraduate Hannah Mutz: e Meurs De Seuf Auprés De La Fontaine (I Die Of Thirst Beside the Fountain)

Image of work from three quarter angle view, black foam core frame with transparency of multiple figures attached to wood base. Atop wood base is a cut paper diagram of Goya's Third of May 1808 attached to wall. In background is blurred image of another diorama depicting the Isenheim Altarpiece made in the same fashion.

Undergraduate Jacob Napier: Panoptic Museum: A series of studies held captive

This image captures the main assembly of the different paintings I did throughout the past year; creating my own Petri dish.

Undergraduate Natalie Nelson: Petri Dish

An 8.5 x 5.5 inch book sits on a book stand on top of three copies of the same book, all on a white shelf. The book cover shows a black teenage child floating in a blue mist centered on a dark background. The title is in mono-weight white handwritten text at the top, and the creator's name in the same text is across the bottom.

Undergraduate Lia New: The Wandering Path

A character standing in a grass field with big clouds in the background. The character is happy and relieved and shows a calm expression.

Undergraduate Trey Pritchard: In the Closet

The image featured above shows the piece titled: The Frustration of the Growing Girl. The large soft sculpture is quilted and constructed into a cone shaped monument about four feet tall and created entirely out of deep blue cyanotypes. The images on the cyanotypes are old family pictures with the figures partaking in jewish ceremonies. The cyanotypes stretch past the base of the cone and climb up the wall. Around the base of the cone there are a series of collaged Polaroid images. The Polaroids show signs of physically deconstructing the images and working back into them using materials such as thread, printed images, cutout and human hair.

Undergraduate Jessie Rice: Cracks on Both Sides Now

A lush wetland inlet at sunrise with a copse of trees in the distance against a dark, but brightening moraine. The top left corner reads "weren't at all...at all" in fading blue green cursive. The top right but slightly lower corner reads "all gone..." in fading yellow green lettering. At the bottom center light green lettering reads "alone." Above it is the face of a small child looking solemn positioned between the leaves of a maguey. Symbols for fire, water, and jade are drawn on the maguey.

Undergraduate Xochi Sánchez: Coatl

14 trasparent acrylic sheets are hanging from a support structure using transparent fishing line. The sheets are hanging close to each other in a disorganized way. Each sheet has a calendar grid engraved on them with different modifications. Some calendars are shortened to have missing days, some have weeks cut out, some are stretched to appear longer, and some are warped so the lines of the grid in the calendar are waving. The sheets are of various sizes, the smallest 20 inches tall and the largest is 48 inches tall. Four of sheets are bent in a wavy and non-uniform pattern.

Undergraduate Naomi Shand: Time Distortions

A rainbow colored image of transparent acrylic bead curtains, blue lights, and glitter curtains. There is a quote in a funky yellow font that reads "I felt on top of the world!".

Undergraduate Ariana Shaw: Rave For One

Undergraduate Michael Singer: D/V/DE

Undergraduate Muriel Steinke: Loser

There are seven portraits of the same girl (Three on top, one in the center, and three on the bottom.) However, each portrait on the top or bottom rows is her as a different creature / monster from numerous tales in history like Frankenstein, or Arachne. Each monster represents different fragments of who she is.

Undergraduate Cristen Sunga: Veiled Monstrosity

Black-capped Chickadee on the feeder for scale

Undergraduate Andrew Tebeau: LiveFeed

Undergraduate Lauren Trail: What Flows Through Us

The book opened to the second spread. The diary entry details one of my first memories from when my dad moved. A photo of my dad peeling a potato on thanksgiving while making a funny face is shown on the right page. Behind the books are frames holding photos of each family member.

Undergraduate Sydney Verlinde: Here's To Looking On The Bright Side

Ceramic body parts hung in front of a wall covered in text. On the left are disembodied faces. In front and to the right are disconeccted body parts hung to form a body. The photo cuts off at the waiste with the remainder of the piece out of frame.

Undergraduate Jaymes Walker: Fragmented Body

Undergraduate Jonathan Walsh: Oversaturation (condition)

Wide shot of hanging quilts and mannequin in foreground. Distorted text can be found written on mannequin and back wall.

Undergraduate Keara Walsh: Quilts for Nudists

The image depicts a front view of the designers gallery space. Chain link fencing is mounted on the back wall along with mock barbed wire around the top of the cubicle space. On this wall are four posters with images and information on Michigan prisoner incarcerated for cannabis related crimes. To the left of the back wall is a large infographic displaying information on the history of Michigan's cannabis laws. In the right corner is a mock city post with "Free Rudi Gammo" posters plastered on it. On the right wall is vinyl graphics and text providing information about the project.

Undergraduate Caroline White: Joint Resolution

Undergraduate Nicole Denise White: Disrupted

This is an image of a pair of pants hanging next to a quilt on a white wall. The pants are a light striped gray, with holes in them that have been patched with gray, blue, purple, and tan fabric. More holes have been cut from the patched pants, and you can see the wall through the holes in the pant legs. The quilt is made of the same gray, blue, purple and tan fabrics that were used to patch the pants. Patches are visible in some of the quilt squares, where pieces were taken from the pants. The pattern of the quilt falls apart as it moves away from the center, until it reaches the edge and the pattern is no longer recognizable.

Undergraduate Maggie Wiebe: Mended Martyrdom

A bird flying by buildings at night with yellow light coming from a single window.

Undergraduate Abigail Williams: Lost Stars

Photograph showing porcelain light sculptures motion-activated by visitor walking past

Undergraduate Shannon Yeung: In The Dark

On the ground, there is a gold ornate frame resting on the left wall, with two stumps on the ground next to it. On these stumps there are 4 potted plants, 2 of which are fake. Underneath these is a green carpet that simulates what moss looks like. This ties in the series of art hanging on the white walls. The series consists of 7 framed works of art that all have various themes of flora. Starting from the left is "purple petals" which has green ivy and purple flowers like iris and lilacs. Next to that is "a symbol of love, which has dead roses in the center and is surrounded by fake roses. Under that is "bed of wildflowers" which has moss, various colored fake flowers, and bits of mirrors throughout it. Next to that is "death in beauty" which has fake and real hydrangeas. On the next wall is "evergreens" which has real tree bark, moss, and various fake evergreens. Next to that is "forest floor" which has fake tropical leaves and ferns and moss. The last piece is "hanging wisteria" which is a mirror with moss around it and white wisteria hanging from it.

Undergraduate Bailey Yonkman: Flora Artificialis

A cartoonish creature dressed in pink, jester-like clothes is in the middle of the screen. She has a child-friendly appearance that popular mascot characters would have such as Mickey Mouse. She is smiling as she looks slightly to the left, listening to a person that is not shown within this particular scene.Her arm is bent slightly, as if she was in the middle of reaching something with her white, mittened hand above her head and out of frame towards the top right of the screen. The background of the image is a yellow, monochromatic painting that shows the top left half of a fridge on the right side of the frame. There is a blurry filter over the image that makes it appear as if is it was recorded on an old VHS tape.

Undergraduate Abigail Zotter: Learning Life Skills with Mitzy the Clown

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Hana Agolli: Taking Up Space
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Hana Agolli: Taking Up Space
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In Taking Up Space, I explore the fat female body through an exuberant abstraction of the bodily ...
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Shalin Berman: Waste Avatar: Boxed In
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Shalin Berman: Waste Avatar: Boxed In
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Waste Avatar: Boxed In is a sculpture composed of recycled materials that serves as a physical ma...
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Breanna Boersma: Come Nest; Come Rest
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Breanna Boersma: Come Nest; Come Rest
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Come Nest; Come Rest is a project resulting in an installation constructed entirely of egg carton...
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Robby Borer: The First Drink
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Robby Borer: The First Drink
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This painting describes my search for an identity, as I figure out who I am as a person and who I...
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Elizabeth Blake Borgeson: Vanitas
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Elizabeth Blake Borgeson: Vanitas
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In Vanitas, a Latin word for ‘emptiness’ or ‘futility’, I portray the psychological and emotional...
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Jude Victor Boudon: I am the Beastchild
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Jude Victor Boudon: I am the Beastchild
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In this memoir-style retelling of the Minotaur legend of Greek mythos, the audience is invited to...
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Whitney Brooks: The Replo Showroom
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Whitney Brooks: The Replo Showroom
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This showroom imagines a future in which solar energy acts as a new commodity, like gold and silv...
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Josie Burck: What If?
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Josie Burck: What If?
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“What If?” is self-portraiture that explores my childhood obsessions with specific celebrities li...
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Jessica Burkle: Healing Body
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Jessica Burkle: Healing Body
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Healing Body pairs performance and installation to reflect and bring about conversations surround...
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McKenzie Campbell: 48234
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McKenzie Campbell: 48234
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In my project 48234, I allow themes of identity and culture to influence my 3D-rendered streetwea...
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Keegan Carriveau: Hidden (M)others
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Keegan Carriveau: Hidden (M)others
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Hidden (M)others is a series of sculptures that look to highlight pregnancy while acknowledging t...
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John Cooper: Bedford
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John Cooper: Bedford
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Bedford is a series of paintings meditating on my experience growing up in Tennessee. To be a Sou...
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Liza Crisanti: Empire of Dirt
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Liza Crisanti: Empire of Dirt
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Liza Crisanti projects all of humanity’s constant struggle with mortality and the doubts of our d...
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Celeste Demps - Simons: Moss
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Celeste Demps - Simons: Moss
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Moss is a series of moss-based ecological installations and an accompanying webpage aimed at reim...
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Kate Donoghue: Boys' Life
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Kate Donoghue: Boys' Life
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Boys’ Life reveals moments of tension and conflict, both physical and emotional, that occur in bo...
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Alena Duykers: Transition Effects
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Alena Duykers: Transition Effects
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Transition Effects is a space in which I allowed myself to play, reflect, and express myself thro...
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Kendra Eaton: Casual Crevice
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Kendra Eaton: Casual Crevice
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Casual Crevice is a collection of 3D mixed-media appendage paintings that humorously simulates th...
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Ryan Espitia: Welcome to My Fucking Brain
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Ryan Espitia: Welcome to My Fucking Brain
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Welcome to My Fucking Brain is an art installation with an artist book that embodies my relentles...
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Calin Firlit: A Dark House in Daylight
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Calin Firlit: A Dark House in Daylight
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A Dark House in Daylight is an acronym for ADHD, but it also carries significant weight in repres...
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Carmen Flores: Outside and Inside Me
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Carmen Flores: Outside and Inside Me
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Faces staring and thoughts moving, flowing and growing over lumps and bumps. Flaps, holes, gouges...
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Ulrik Frikke-Schmidt: Sound Overload
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Ulrik Frikke-Schmidt: Sound Overload
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My project is a series of ceramic sculptures that when combined forms a structure which works to ...
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Emma Goodman: Childhood Amnesia
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Emma Goodman: Childhood Amnesia
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Childhood Amnesia invites you into my re-imagined childhood bedroom, featuring bedsheets, wall co...
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Olivia Graham: Scout
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Olivia Graham: Scout
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Between staring at a screen for six hours a day while working from home and the increasing draw o...
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Michelle Ha: Retake: Look Again and Keep Looking
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Michelle Ha: Retake: Look Again and Keep Looking
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Retake: Look Again and Keep Looking is a series of oil paintings that depict East Asian American ...
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Rachel Heibel: Sunshine Mountain
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Rachel Heibel: Sunshine Mountain
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Sunshine Mountain is a series of ceramic pieces that live in between the physical boundaries of u...
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Madisyn Hicks: Help Me, I'm Thinking
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Madisyn Hicks: Help Me, I'm Thinking
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Help Me, I’m Thinking is an interactive installation that prompts the viewer to step into the min...
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Kenzie Hill: Ours/Mine/Theirs
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Kenzie Hill: Ours/Mine/Theirs
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Ours/Mine/Theirs explores my relationship with my childhood home, which served as the container t...
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Myles Hoenes: 10:17am
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Myles Hoenes: 10:17am
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10:17am began as a video project for me to express the isolation and loneliness I felt during qua...
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29/73

Dilan Huang: Liquidum
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Dilan Huang: Liquidum
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In this work, I created a series of four digital illustrations incorporated within a zine which s...
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30/73

Taylor Jenkins: Mom & Me & Mom
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Taylor Jenkins: Mom & Me & Mom
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Growing up, the most important relationship I had was with my mother —and that sentiment continue...
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31/73

Jenna John: Erotic Ecologies
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Jenna John: Erotic Ecologies
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Erotic Ecologies is an interdisciplinary performance, romance, and celebration of bodily collisio...
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32/73

Madeleine Kachikian: Leaving Home
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Madeleine Kachikian: Leaving Home
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When COVID-19 hit, time stopped. Handshaking turned into elbow bumps, and awkward waves, meetings...
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33/73

Nahee Kang: This-order
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Nahee Kang: This-order
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"This-order" is a series of mixed media paintings, all conjugated from a rectilinear geometric pa...
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34/73

Niko Kesson: FUCKED UP WOMAN
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Niko Kesson: FUCKED UP WOMAN
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I have always had a tendency to get obsessive, escapist crushes. For a long time I conceptualized...
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35/73

Grace Klein: Fluid Atelier
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Grace Klein: Fluid Atelier
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Welcome to my workshop! Here I am experimenting with making clothing and accessories from the sym...
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36/73

Kyra Koprowski: Cracks in the Porcelain
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Kyra Koprowski: Cracks in the Porcelain
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Cracks in the Porcelain is an installation of painted self portraits on small porcelain tiles and...
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37/73

Penny Lam: Commodified Bodies
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Penny Lam: Commodified Bodies
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Commodified Bodies presents a world where the body becomes a central site of transaction at the h...
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38/73

Laynie Leach: Plastic Girl
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Laynie Leach: Plastic Girl
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“Only a plastic girl can save us. She can face up to the screen because her face is a screen; she...
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39/73

Mellisa Lee: Reinterpreting the Paj Ntaub (story cloth): A Retrospectrum from a Hmong American
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Mellisa Lee: Reinterpreting the Paj Ntaub (story cloth): A Retrospectrum from a Hmong American
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My project is based on traditional Hmong story cloths called—Paj Ntaub (pahn-dau), which are embr...
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40/73

Sydney Lundin: Innovative Caregiving Relief
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Sydney Lundin: Innovative Caregiving Relief
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As a product designer, I’ve always admired the emotional attachment humans can have with a produc...
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41/73

Miles Macklin: Arriving Places, Departing Spaces
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Miles Macklin: Arriving Places, Departing Spaces
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Situated within the scope of speculative design, Arriving Spaces, Departing Places is the culmina...
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42/73

Becca Mahon: Roots
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Becca Mahon: Roots
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Roots is a magazine made by and for Ann Arbor’s local music scene, made through community-based v...
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43/73

Angel Manson: History in Color: Depicting the Black, Queer and Forgotten
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Angel Manson: History in Color: Depicting the Black, Queer and Forgotten
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As a Black and non-binary person, I often feel disconnected from my own history. I see those in p...
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44/73

Natalie Marshall: Solar Ephemera
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Natalie Marshall: Solar Ephemera
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There is so much unknown in this stage of my life. I certainly don’t know where I will be or who ...
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45/73

Patrick McCallum: Pavlovian: Conditioning America’s Inheritance
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Patrick McCallum: Pavlovian: Conditioning America’s Inheritance
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Pavlovian: Conditioning Americas Inheritance explores the relationship that United States citizen...
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46/73

Gabi Mechaber: The Great Earth Race
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Gabi Mechaber: The Great Earth Race
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The Great Earth Race is an experiential, noncompetitive board game, using play to teach 3rd grade...
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47/73

Elizabeth Mizer: The Committee
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Elizabeth Mizer: The Committee
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My drawings are like diary entries. They are ways to cope with loss and hurt, but also to reclaim...
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48/73

Hannah Mutz: e Meurs De Seuf Auprés De La Fontaine (I Die Of Thirst Beside the Fountain)
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Hannah Mutz: e Meurs De Seuf Auprés De La Fontaine (I Die Of Thirst Beside the Fountain)
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The lasting effects of trauma, namely Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (P.T.S.D), and dissociative ...
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49/73

Jacob Napier: Panoptic Museum: A series of studies held captive
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Jacob Napier: Panoptic Museum: A series of studies held captive
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Often museum goers feel deterred by a fear of viewing art “improperly.” In order to create more a...
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50/73

Natalie Nelson: Petri Dish
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Natalie Nelson: Petri Dish
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Beginning with a focus on food memories, I worked with recycled to-go containers, interested in w...
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51/73

Lia New: The Wandering Path
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Lia New: The Wandering Path
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The Wandering Path is a graphic novel that is informed by the need for diverse narratives in chil...
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52/73

Trey Pritchard: In the Closet
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Trey Pritchard: In the Closet
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In the Closet is an animated short film that dives into the internal struggle of coming out of th...
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53/73

Jessie Rice: Cracks on Both Sides Now
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Jessie Rice: Cracks on Both Sides Now
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This project exhibits three labor intensive pieces that display my ongoing struggle being raised ...
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54/73

Xochi Sánchez: Coatl
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Xochi Sánchez: Coatl
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Coatl is a comic exploring the artist’s love for wetlands and subtle magic in fiction with the co...
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55/73

Naomi Shand: Time Distortions
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Naomi Shand: Time Distortions
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Time since Covid has been weird. Although I can objectively tell it’s moving, it feels like it’s ...
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56/73

Ariana Shaw: Rave For One
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Ariana Shaw: Rave For One
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In response to feelings of isolation and mortality due to COVID-19, I created Rave For One, a mob...
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57/73

Michael Singer: D/V/DE
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Michael Singer: D/V/DE
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My work is an expression of my experiences with interpersonal divides. I’ve found that I have dis...
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58/73

Muriel Steinke: Loser
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Muriel Steinke: Loser
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Growing up, I avoided euchre with a ferocity and conviction so exhausting that I rarely deployed ...
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59/73

Cristen Sunga: Veiled Monstrosity
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Cristen Sunga: Veiled Monstrosity
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Growing up as an overweight Filipina girl with a lisp in a predominately non-Asian city - as well...
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60/73

Andrew Tebeau: LiveFeed
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Andrew Tebeau: LiveFeed
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LiveFeed is an interactive, affordable bird feeder that encourages shared experiences between hum...
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61/73

Lauren Trail: What Flows Through Us
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Lauren Trail: What Flows Through Us
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Despite their size, the Great Lakes are vulnerable, just like us as humans. What Flows Through Us...
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62/73

Sydney Verlinde: Here's To Looking On The Bright Side
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Sydney Verlinde: Here's To Looking On The Bright Side
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Here’s To Looking On The Bright Side is a book that details my experience growing up with divorce...
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63/73

Jaymes Walker: Fragmented Body
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Jaymes Walker: Fragmented Body
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The trans body has become a talking point Appearance becomes personal, political, media, art A ho...
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64/73

Jonathan Walsh: Oversaturation (condition)
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Jonathan Walsh: Oversaturation (condition)
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Oversaturation (condition) expresses the artist’s passion for and obsession with digital media. C...
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65/73

Keara Walsh: Quilts for Nudists
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Keara Walsh: Quilts for Nudists
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This is a direct call to action. Yes, I am talking to you. Quilts for Nudists tackles reformatio...
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66/73

Caroline White: Joint Resolution
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Caroline White: Joint Resolution
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Joint Resolution Is a series of posters along with a public outreach campaign that publicizes the...
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67/73

Nicole Denise White: Disrupted
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Nicole Denise White: Disrupted
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Disrupted is a one woman experimental film about the loss of Nicole's father to suicide. Through ...
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68/73

Maggie Wiebe: Mended Martyrdom
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Maggie Wiebe: Mended Martyrdom
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The ideal of self sacrifice for the sake of others has always been a central tenant to my underst...
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69/73

Abigail Williams: Lost Stars
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Abigail Williams: Lost Stars
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Loneliness can appear in many different forms to each of us, one of the most common being the fee...
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70/73

Shannon Yeung: In The Dark
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Shannon Yeung: In The Dark
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Humans generalise for two main reasons: to organise information efficiently and to enable inducti...
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71/73

Bailey Yonkman: Flora Artificialis
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Bailey Yonkman: Flora Artificialis
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Are we uncomfortable with the natural flow of life, instead ignorantly celebrating the eternal? A...
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72/73

Abigail Zotter: Learning Life Skills with Mitzy the Clown
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Abigail Zotter: Learning Life Skills with Mitzy the Clown
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Learning Life Skills with Mitzy the Clown is a parody of an educational children’s cartoon with a...
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Art & Architecture Building

2000 Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor MI 48109-2069
Google Map/Directions

(734) 936-0671

Hours

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday: Closed

Active MCard holders can access the building 24/7 using the four main exterior doors: two on the Bonisteel side and two on the parking lot side. Individual studio access hours may vary from building hours. Students will need to request access to studios for winter semester after returning on January 8.