Figment/Fragment: The 2023 Stamps School Senior Exhibition

Name: Figment/Fragment: The 2023 Stamps School Senior Exhibition, 4/15/2023-4/29/2023
Start: 2023-04-15
End: 2023-04-29
Location: Art & Architecture Building

Figment/Fragment: The 2023 Senior Exhibition

When

April 15 – 29, 2023

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

Figment/Fragment: The 2023 Stamps School Senior Exhibition, on view April 15 – 29 in the Art & Architecture building, features work in a range of media by graduating Stamps BA, BFA, and Interarts Performance students at the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art & Design.

Join us for a public closing celebration on Friday, April 28 from 6 – 8 pm: time-based work will be screened from 4:30 – 5:45 pm and 6 – 7:15 pm in the Art & Architecture Auditorium (room 2104).

Figment/Fragment: The 2023 Stamps School Senior Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: April 15 – 29, 2023
Public Hours: Monday – Saturday, 11am – 5pm; Closed Sundays

Related Events

2023 Stamps Senior Exhibition: Community Opening - April 14, 2023
2023 Senior Exhibition Closing - April 28, 2023

Gallery

The image showcases the final installation of the project Taste at The Same Time; Consisting of 21 paintings of varying sizes spread and hung from three different walls that face each other. The paintings are in front of dyed and painted drapes. It is a bright and colorful installation that focuses on the sensorial aspects of intimacy.

Undergraduate Amy Arechavaleta: Taste at The Same Time

Quilt hanging from ceiling to floor, made out of fabric with abstract paintings and illustrations on them

Undergraduate Emilia Bauer: Language and Incomprehension

Multiple mixed media sculptures hanging on three walls with colorful fake greenery and flowers hanging and sitting within them. Two of the sculptures contain small fake living spaces for pollinators. One contains a bedroom and the other contains a living room/dining room setup. Another sculpture contains multiple small packets of wildflower seeds for the viewers to take home. There is a green shaggy rug on the floor.

Undergraduate Ellie Behm: Pollinatorville

Undergraduate Deena Beydoun: Behind Closed Drawers

This image is an installation view of painted canvas and mesh. The paintings are mostly vibrant, abstract color-fields. Painted meshes are layered overtop, with imagery of a young girl and a cat, along with other childhood scenes. These layers are meant to represent tangible memory.

Undergraduate Paulina Braverman: MESH

Clay forms winding on the walls of the studio move across the space and onto the floor. On the floor are small shelves made of clay. On the floor are many small pieces that were created as a time project. My aim was to make in clay and seek to know God more. My studio practice became a space for prayer. This project was an exploration of my faith as a Christian, investigating how I could know God more through clay.

Undergraduate Natalie Bultman: hands channel faith: a collection of daily prayer

An illustrated landscape of a sprawling forest with mountains in the back. The text "Out For Blood" is centered in large red letters, with "by Shaun Burgan" underneath it, smaller and in white.

Undergraduate Shaun Burgan: Out For Blood

The installed work includes a line of mini sculptures, sketchbook drawings and process notes, one linework shelf design, and one ambient lighting stand design.

Undergraduate Caitie Cardwell: Form and Function

A slide carousel projector projects MRI images of soft tissue growths in the artist’s spinal column. The projector sits upon a table full of parts from a previous project. The right was is filled with papers full of a previous project’s thinking and then overlapped by a poetry collection by the artist. On the left wall hang cassettes, some spooled with poems on paper rather than tape, slide carousels, rolls of paper, and various papers and tools, all parts of the previous project put on hold.

Undergraduate Sky Christoph: [previous work has been put on hold]

Cover of my magazine titled, Chivalry: Dead or Just Sleeping

Undergraduate Leigh Cohen: Is Chivalry Dead? Or is it Just Sleeping?

The hardcover finish of the cookbook Homegrown and Homemade: Ridgemere Recipes

Undergraduate Olivia Colasanti: Homegrown and Homemade

A wooden table and chair with laminated curved legs, staged on a pallet floor in a plywood room with three walls opposing the viewer

Undergraduate Gabriel Consiglio: Studio 05D

The image depicts tree branches coated with light sensitive chemical (cyanotype) combined with loops of red paint created with dipping yarn and pressing on cotton sheets.

Undergraduate Zoe Diamond: Blueprint To Mend A Broken Landscape

There are three white walls, each with two white floating shelves. The shelves are filled with ceramic objects painted with acrylic paint. One wall has a stack of colorful diet books, baby toys, snackwells cookies, a landline telephone, a newspaper, baby formula, a gossip magazine with lady Diana on the cover, a cheetah print bra with hot pink ribbon straps, tampax, makeup strewn about, red nail polish, diet sprite cans, mail, a baby bottle, sugar free jello, and low-fat granola. The second wall has a stack of pots and pans, a strainer, a gallon can of tomatoes, Jean-Naté body spray, aquafor, stacks of pill bottles, eyedrops, baby powder, nasal spray, cookies on a platter, family recipe cards, pill boxes, q-tips, a 2000’s landline phone, a glass of water, two identical electric toothbrushes, a phone book, a framed photo of two people holding hands in a wooded lane, and on the floor a pair of green slippers. The third wall has minute rice, takis, Gatorade-branded granola bars, a toothbrush facing down, an open deodorant with a hair on it, a 3-in1 dove men’s soap, a hairy razor, a goopy squeezed toothpaste with toothpaste drippings all over, a video game controller, a tv, a phone charging, a coca-cola breeze, a dab pen, a monster energy can, a bag of sour cream and cheddar ruffles, and on the floor a takeout order of chicken wings.

Undergraduate Brooke Dodderidge: Stuff

Undergraduate Daniel Draper: The Cabinet

This necklace, Intertwined Vines, is one piece that is part of the jewelry collection called Nature Scapes. Using a variety of metals and materials, my pieces mimic nature in many ways.

Undergraduate Sophia Gallette: Nature Scapes

Black and white line drawing with doodle-like elements depicting a variety of characters, images, and words.

Undergraduate Rachel Grabow: zzzz's

A corner view of the exhibition space with the book Detroit Is.. propped on a pedestal atop a black runner cloth. The right wall shows a simplified map of my childhood neighborhood in black and red, and the left wall reads "Detroit is... a complicated city to love, an easy city love, and not an easy city to love."

Undergraduate Jaleah Green: Detroit is...

Undergraduate Madison Grosvenor: Wilder

A triptych that displays from left to right: A person with a wolf pelt, in the middle panel A man and a woman engaging in sex, and there is a mirror behind them with a wolf as the man’s reflection. In the final panel are two women. A woman is standing holding the face of her partner who is sitting on the ground looking up at her.

Undergraduate Lynn Hayes: And They Were Wolves

Undergraduate Taylor Henegar: Fake It 'til you Make It

A frame from the animation shows a rough illustration of a dimly lit sunroom at night. A lone pair of glasses sits on a small table at the back of the room.

Undergraduate Alyssa Huang: Moon Gate

"In Her Glory", 2023; Laser-cut relief prints, fabric on collagraph; 18” x 26”

Undergraduate Sehrish Hussain: Impressions

There are four smaller paintings, with two on each side wall, and one large painting in the center. On each sidewall there is one light up painting containing a single forget me not flower, while the other contains a small grouping of three to four. They are painted in acrylic ink on plexiglass, and are lit up with blue LEDs. The painting in the center is much larger, and shows the image of a small family standing within a suburban backyard and looking upon the horizon. The family, a mother and two yound children, are standing knee deep in a floor of forget me nots, which are physically spilling out of the painting. There is an overall atmosphere of a liminal melancholy, supported by the overwhelmingly blue and purple color scheme.

Undergraduate Liliana Imboden: forget me not

Image of final exhibition. A scene of a remade childhood room with eerie imagery surrounding it. An old television sits in one corner with ripped up tapes sprawled out and plays static. A bean bag with childish writing sits in front of it. In the left corner sits a dresser with crayon drawings all over it, some scarier than others. On top of the dresser sits an old record player playing music thats old. Crayons and cigarettes litter the place. In the middle of the room sits a modern television that plays an animation that has different styles and no plot. On the other two walls are posters that are dark and scary.

Undergraduate Savannah Kellner: Saudade

An image of the top half of the bed with a quilt and a pillow on it. The pillow is dark blue with white letters that say "Will You Sleep With Me?". The quilt is made up of a variety of squares in many bright colors with images and appliqued shapes on them.

Undergraduate Michelle Knappe: Will You Sleep With Me?

This image contains a series of three paintings on stretched canvases sized 16" x 20". These paintings are on distinct red, yellow, and blue backgrounds with repeated imagery of refrigerators. However, there are variations in each of the paintings, that allude to observations on categorization and arrangement inside the refrigerators.

Undergraduate Shivalika Kohli: What's In Your Refrigerator?

A large painting on the back center wall with 6 poems that hang on the side walls across from each other.

Undergraduate Emma Kowalczyk: To Look With Destruction

Undergraduate Pheiv Kurtz: Duelgbtq

A collection of 23 abstract paintings, hung gallery wall style, against bright pink walls.

Undergraduate Lexi LaLonde: Through Washes and Layers

An image of myself wearing the cosplay of Alvis I created. The image is a full body shot from behind, with my right arm outstretched, with a green glass background.

Undergraduate Reyne Lesnau: Alvis, the Divine Seer

blue cyanotype print inside a wooden box next to a group of slide film dimly lit drilled into a white wall

Undergraduate Gabrielle Mack: There's Still Plenty of Time

Black background with a white outline of a card that says "Get Well Soon" on it.

Undergraduate Lila MacKinnon: Get Well Soon

Close up image of painting with overlapping, collaged imagery. You can almost make out a pair of hands holding each other, painted in neon pink and purple paint. To the right of the hands is the image of a face, the image of someone lying in bed, shoes, a book shelf, a window, and other indistinguishable imagery painted in every color on the color wheel.

Undergraduate Caitlin Martens: I'm Home Here

A 3x5 grid of square knitted patterns on a black wall. Each individual knitted square is sandwiched between two pieces of acrylic, and are bolted to the wall with silver hardware. The patterns all differ from one another, and increase in complexity of pattern and the amount of colors used; from one to 14. Two of the knits are unfinished, and the last square only has the first row of the knit complete.

Undergraduate Sam McLeod: Bit & Stitch

Undergraduate Meghan McCarthy: Artificial Artist

Image from "Through the Winter" photography set. Images depict a figure obscured by a winter-inspired environment created with frost-painted sheets of glass

Undergraduate Myles McGhee: Through the Winter

The black & white image shows a faceless blurred man, looking for a sense of belonging.

Undergraduate William Mizer: Multifaceted

Undergraduate Alyss Munson: Dreams Ashore

The image show a pink wall with multiple erotic or sexual photographs pinned to the wall. Included on the walls are porn magazine clippings scattered around. The middle image is a parody of a vintage vibrator ad. Above the images are individually cut out letters spelling "HEDONISM."

Undergraduate Jean Nardone: Hedonism

Senior Studio room with a television straight ahead and a brightly colored tapestry on the left wall and the other on the right.

Undergraduate Moteniola Ogundipe: What Is A Rough Face?

Sarah Pisarczyk's IP Installation "We Belong Outside" (Studio 16B)

Undergraduate Sarah Pisarczyk: We Belong Outside

A collection of balancing cairns and illuminated hollow fabric forms.

Undergraduate Casey Rheault: In the glinting absence I could see you once again

The image shows a long, patchwork tablecloth than hangs down from the ceiling and lays over a long wooden table. The white tablecloth is embroidered with red text and long thread tendrils. Atop the table and tablecloth are place settings made of soil. Four antique-looking, dark brown chairs sit around the table. The tablecloth spills off the table onto the floor in a pile of soil.

Undergraduate Kristina Rogers: Dirt to Dirt

Resting on a wooden coffee table is a book wrapped in navy blue cloth opened at the center. The left page contains a portrait zoomed in on a decaying flower with large drops of honey. Next to the image are two lines of poetry that read "stemming from the wounds deemed worthy by god, condemning the body." There are three white stitches placed at the top and bottom of the book, acting as sutures to hold the pages together. The right page depicts a landscape of a body, their arm is visible just above the elbow and rests against their side. Back rolls take up the majority of the image and honey run from out of view down, following the soft, curved lines of the back.

Undergraduate Mel Roza: Dolorous

Undergraduate Eleanor Rupp: Recurring Horror

Undergraduate Elle Schwiderson: *Midwestern Last Name* Family Reunion

This image shows 4 Polaroid photographs depicting various ceramic objects on a lace tablecloth. One depicts two spiked chalices in front of a wall draped with chains, braids, and ribbons. Another photo depicts a spiked stone mace weapon with a braid tied with ribbons as the chain. Another depicts a spiked black candlestick holder and other small objects on a lace tablecloth. The last photo is zoomed out, depicting all the objects together on a lace-draped pedestal.

Undergraduate Catherine Small: Gentle Spikes

The corner of an altar assembled from a mirror, turned table top, faces up towards the ceiling. On top of the altar are various partially melted wax objects and a variety of different slip cast objects. Dried wax is pooled in the closest and only visible corner of the altar, evidence to the burning of the object shaped candles which has also been documented as a video and which is currently being projected back over the altar. The objects are assembled as closely as they were when the video of the burning was taken in a different location

Undergraduate Gray Snyder: To Hold a Body

How much plastic do you use? depicts a coral reef up top, made entirely out of transformed plastic, sitting on top of a pile of recycled plastics as a commentary on how much society not only uses plastic but throws it away. Plastic takes hundreds, if not thousands, of years to decompose. The average consumer has a microplastic intake of 11,000 particles annually so plastic is not only become integrated into the natural environment but is also becoming slowly integrated into our bodies. The installation is a way of saying that even living things are slowly becoming made of plastic.

Undergraduate Sierra Stevens: How much plastic do you use?

Poppy Flowers with a note « It wasn’t and isn’t your fault »

Undergraduate L Sylvester: Fluctuating

Figure floating midair, clenching a heart with ribbons of light protruding outwards.

Undergraduate Emily Tamulewicz: Falling Awake: an Episodic Exploration of Neurodivergence and Comfort

Book cover reading "Hallowed Ground." The image is in black and white and shows to young teenagers. The girl is holding a sword proudly, the boy is standing behind nervously.

Undergraduate Alyssa Tarry: Hallowed Ground

Undergraduate LaKyla Thomas: Here in the Garden

Drawing of two figures, sitting on top of the outline of a human head and brain.

Undergraduate Tamara Turner: ABSURD WORLD! GRADIENTS

Undergraduate Blade Vavzincak: A Button's Day Out

Rolling thunder, clouds dense and black, Fiery anger spills from each dish and crack, Scouring over the tumbling pomegranates, In raging storm like a flood's pursuit. Greedy rulers, dancing in their delusion, For senseless fights, blood is a foregone conclusion, Every drop a sign of impending doom, Inevitable, like death and taxes. Listen and witness this deafening roar, Silent cries that shake us to the core, As the sun rises from the west, and the Messiah approaches from the east, Three plagues and seven disasters come in streams. When mushroom clouds rise with ash and smother, Grey species, monstrous creatures, deranged patients, and loaded guns surround us. We’ll witness the coming of the end times together. So set forth, on this journey of pain and bitterness, To seek the stars and our destinies.

Undergraduate Lezhi Wang: Per aspera ad astra

Undergraduate Thomas Wu: ChowTime

Four Character Portraits of movie archetypes depicted as clowns. Left to right the archetypes are The Bimbo, The Cowboy, The Final Girl, and The Explorer.

Undergraduate Andrea Ziemkowski: Misster Monster's Movie Emporium

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Amy Arechavaleta: Taste at The Same Time
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Amy Arechavaleta: Taste at The Same Time
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As an immigrant, I developed an ungrounded sense of home. While my perception of intimacy was roo...
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Emilia Bauer: Language and Incomprehension
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Emilia Bauer: Language and Incomprehension
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Language and Incomprehension is a quilt pieced primarily with abstract paintings, each reflective...
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Ellie Behm: Pollinatorville
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Ellie Behm: Pollinatorville
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Pollinatorville is a mixed media installation that aims to brings awareness to the issue of polli...
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Deena Beydoun: Behind Closed Drawers
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Deena Beydoun: Behind Closed Drawers
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The stigma surrounding domestic violence often leads victims to keep things swept under the rug a...
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Paulina Braverman: MESH
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Paulina Braverman: MESH
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These painted meshes, consisting of tulle and window screen, make tactile the materiality of memo...
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Natalie Bultman: hands channel faith: a collection of daily prayer
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Natalie Bultman: hands channel faith: a collection of daily prayer
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I started this project seeking the Divine through making in clay. To me, more than a symbol or a ...
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Shaun Burgan: Out For Blood
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Shaun Burgan: Out For Blood
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“Out For Blood” is an animatic serving as the pilot episode for an original fantasy/horror cartoo...
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Caitie Cardwell: Form and Function
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Caitie Cardwell: Form and Function
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Form and Function gives primacy to form by way of gestural mark-making, linework, and sculpture b...
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Sky Christoph: [previous work has been put on hold]
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Sky Christoph: [previous work has been put on hold]
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After six weeks of mid and upper back pain, lymphatic growths were discovered in the artist. Th...
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Leigh Cohen: Is Chivalry Dead? Or is it Just Sleeping?
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Leigh Cohen: Is Chivalry Dead? Or is it Just Sleeping?
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A project dedicated to the hopeless romantics of modern-day romance. For as long as I can rememb...
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Olivia Colasanti: Homegrown and Homemade
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Olivia Colasanti: Homegrown and Homemade
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Homegrown and Homemade is a hand-illustrated cookbook featuring recipes inspired by customers of ...
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Gabriel Consiglio: Studio 05D
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Gabriel Consiglio: Studio 05D
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At the beginning of the Integrative Project, each student is provided with a cubicle of studio sp...
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Zoe Diamond: Blueprint To Mend A Broken Landscape
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Zoe Diamond: Blueprint To Mend A Broken Landscape
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Blood vessels burst into blue branches. Knotted memories of the same place whisper secrets fr...
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Brooke Dodderidge: Stuff
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Brooke Dodderidge: Stuff
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Have you ever had the experience of going to someone’s house, and maybe they weren't expecting yo...
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Daniel Draper: The Cabinet
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Daniel Draper: The Cabinet
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My project is an alchemy cabinet stocked with self-animating potions made from discarded material...
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Sophia Gallette: Nature Scapes
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Sophia Gallette: Nature Scapes
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Nature Scapes is a jewelry collection inspired by interactions around nature. Out walking once, w...
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Rachel Grabow: zzzz's
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Rachel Grabow: zzzz's
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When I sleep, my mind runs through countless interactions, memories, and simple joys. My brand, z...
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Jaleah Green: Detroit is...
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Jaleah Green: Detroit is...
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This handmade artist book invites an intimate commentary on the complicated relationships and con...
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Madison Grosvenor: Wilder
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Madison Grosvenor: Wilder
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Wilder seeks a personal definition of wilderness by investigating my upbringing and family histor...
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Lynn Hayes: And They Were Wolves
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Lynn Hayes: And They Were Wolves
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This work began with a dream in the hot summer nights of July. I saw flashes of red, black, and w...
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Taylor Henegar: Fake It 'til you Make It
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Taylor Henegar: Fake It 'til you Make It
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Fake It ‘til you Make It, 2023 Music Video Taylor Henegar “You are a woman with a man inside watc...
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Alyssa Huang: Moon Gate
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Alyssa Huang: Moon Gate
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I don’t really know how my wai gong (grandfather) died. No one in my family knows for sure either...
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Sehrish Hussain: Impressions
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Sehrish Hussain: Impressions
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In Impressions, I use photographs of my parents in early adulthood to explore my desire to learn ...
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Liliana Imboden: forget me not
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Liliana Imboden: forget me not
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Forget-me-not acts as an expression of melancholia and nostalgia through the lens of liminality a...
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Savannah Kellner: Saudade
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Savannah Kellner: Saudade
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Saudade (pronounced saw-dad) is a video game concept that explores the stinging feeling of never ...
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Michelle Knappe: Will You Sleep With Me?
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Michelle Knappe: Will You Sleep With Me?
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“Will You Sleep with Me” is an interactive textile installation that explores the conflict betwee...
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Shivalika Kohli: What's In Your Refrigerator?
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Shivalika Kohli: What's In Your Refrigerator?
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This installation explores refrigerators as unconventional private spaces that house the curated ...
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Emma Kowalczyk: To Look With Destruction
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Emma Kowalczyk: To Look With Destruction
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To Look With Destruction is a puzzle that must be deciphered. This Surrealist oil painting is lad...
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Pheiv Kurtz: Duelgbtq
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Pheiv Kurtz: Duelgbtq
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Duelgbtq is a video game about the power of authentic self expression in the face of hate. In a s...
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Lexi LaLonde: Through Washes and Layers
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Lexi LaLonde: Through Washes and Layers
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This collection of abstract paintings was creating using process driven methods of pouring, scrat...
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Reyne Lesnau: Alvis, the Divine Seer
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Reyne Lesnau: Alvis, the Divine Seer
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Alvis, the Divine Seer is the administrative computer that governs the fabric of the universe of ...
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Gabrielle Mack: There's Still Plenty of Time
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Gabrielle Mack: There's Still Plenty of Time
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As I grow older, my understanding of the past ebbs and flows as new experiences recolor my memori...
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Lila MacKinnon: Get Well Soon
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Lila MacKinnon: Get Well Soon
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‘Get Well Soon’, is a comic that explores my experience living with chronic illnesses. It’s an un...
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Caitlin Martens: I'm Home Here
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Caitlin Martens: I'm Home Here
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Home is not a house, place, person, or thing– and the lack of any of these does not mean a person...
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Sam McLeod: Bit & Stitch
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Sam McLeod: Bit & Stitch
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SAM: Hey AI, it’s time to write the artist statement for Bit & Stitch, our collaborative knit...
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Meghan McCarthy: Artificial Artist
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Meghan McCarthy: Artificial Artist
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Artificial Artist is an interactive animated short film exploring the complex relationship...
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Myles McGhee: Through the Winter
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Myles McGhee: Through the Winter
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For me, photography starts with the location and what effect it has on the tone of the work. I re...
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William Mizer: Multifaceted
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William Mizer: Multifaceted
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I use transparent film and lighting to investigate the complex layers of masks and identities we ...
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Alyss Munson: Dreams Ashore
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Alyss Munson: Dreams Ashore
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This is a collection of works reflecting my stories in my own surrealist style and language. My w...
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Jean Nardone: Hedonism
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Jean Nardone: Hedonism
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I’m using collage and photography to blur the lines between porn and art while examining the ce...
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Moteniola Ogundipe: What Is A Rough Face?
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Moteniola Ogundipe: What Is A Rough Face?
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What Is A Rough Face? interrogates the tension and physical violence inflicted upon Black women a...
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Sarah Pisarczyk: We Belong Outside
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Sarah Pisarczyk: We Belong Outside
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We Belong Outside critiques the outdoor industry’s role in designing and weaponizing dysfunctiona...
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Casey Rheault: In the glinting absence I could see you once again
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Casey Rheault: In the glinting absence I could see you once again
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My journey through grief has been accompanied by tension and uncertainty. Cairns, or balanced sta...
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Kristina Rogers: Dirt to Dirt
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Kristina Rogers: Dirt to Dirt
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“We spit on it, denigrate it, and kick it off of our shoes. But in the end, what’s more important...
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Mel Roza: Dolorous
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Mel Roza: Dolorous
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Melanie Roza is a photographer and bookmaker whose work concerns itself with the entanglement of ...
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Eleanor Rupp: Recurring Horror
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Eleanor Rupp: Recurring Horror
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Recurring horror is a video installation that visualizes the foreboding of the unconscious self. ...
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Elle Schwiderson: *Midwestern Last Name* Family Reunion
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Elle Schwiderson: *Midwestern Last Name* Family Reunion
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*Midwestern Last Name* Family Reunion is a stop-motion animated film that is a culmination of my ...
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Catherine Small: Gentle Spikes
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Catherine Small: Gentle Spikes
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Gentle Spikes is an exploration of the pains and pleasures of vulnerability through the creation ...
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Gray Snyder: To Hold a Body
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Gray Snyder: To Hold a Body
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To Hold a Body Gray Snyder 49 minute video projection, 53 minute audio soundscape, slip cast cer...
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Sierra Stevens: How much plastic do you use?
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Sierra Stevens: How much plastic do you use?
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Less than 5% of plastic is actually recycled and reused each year. 14 million tons of plastic end...
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L Sylvester: Fluctuating
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L Sylvester: Fluctuating
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Artist Statement: As an artist, my work explores themes of grief and memory, drawing upon the ric...
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Emily Tamulewicz: Falling Awake: an Episodic Exploration of Neurodivergence and Comfort
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Emily Tamulewicz: Falling Awake: an Episodic Exploration of Neurodivergence and Comfort
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Through my project, I look to traverse the complicated relationship between reality and fiction i...
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Alyssa Tarry: Hallowed Ground
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Alyssa Tarry: Hallowed Ground
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Hallowed Ground is a graphic novel that follows a young girl who ventures into the woods during c...
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LaKyla Thomas: Here in the Garden
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LaKyla Thomas: Here in the Garden
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Much of my work utilizes interactive aspects in order to directly establish connections and oppor...
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Tamara Turner: ABSURD WORLD! GRADIENTS
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Tamara Turner: ABSURD WORLD! GRADIENTS
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"ABSURD WORLD! GRADIENTS" is a colored pencil and pastel exploration of my personal journey in de...
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Blade Vavzincak: A Button's Day Out
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Blade Vavzincak: A Button's Day Out
UNDERGRADUATE

As my college experience comes to an end, I fear the future when I will need to take on more resp...
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57/60

Lezhi Wang: Per aspera ad astra
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Lezhi Wang: Per aspera ad astra
UNDERGRADUATE

Rolling thunder, clouds dense and black, Fiery anger spills from each dish and crack, Scouring ov...
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Thomas Wu: ChowTime
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Thomas Wu: ChowTime
UNDERGRADUATE

ChowTime is a prototype of a mobile food recipe app designed to educate, entertain, and connect w...
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Andrea Ziemkowski: Misster Monster's Movie Emporium
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Andrea Ziemkowski: Misster Monster's Movie Emporium
UNDERGRADUATE

Misster Monster’s Movie Emporium is a series of photographs that explores the masculine and femin...
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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.