Pathways: 2017 Graduate Thesis Exhibition

Name: Pathways: 2017 Graduate Thesis Exhibition, 3/10/2017
Start: 2017-03-10
End: 2017-04-01
Location: Stamps Gallery

When

March 10 – April 1, 2017

Where

In-person Event

Stamps Gallery
201 South Division Street
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
Map/Directions
Hours/Access

Details

Exhibition
Open to the public
Free of charge

Thesis exhibitions by Stamps second-year MFA in Art and MDes in Integrative Design graduate students are featured at the new Stamps Gallery in downtown Ann Arbor from March 10 — April 1, 2017. A public open house and exhibition reception will take place on Friday, March 10 from 5 – 8 pm.

MFA Candidates

Stamps MFA students have the freedom, resources, and support systems they need to investigate concepts across fields of study, create work in a variety of mediums, and devise new approaches that push the boundaries of their creative practice.

Gallery

MDes Collaborative Work: Integrative Pathways to Care

Manasi Agarwal: Starting Meaningful Conversations from Patients’ Real Experiences

Aditi Bidkar: Inter-Woven Life

Ruth Burke: Ruminant

Shane Darwent: The Wilds of Washtenaw

Carolyn Gennari: Searching For What Isn’t There

Kuan-Ting Ho: An Integrated Way to Take Better Physician Notes

Ji Youn Shin: Patient-Provider Communication - Making Clinicians’ Invisible Work Visible

Elizabeth Vander Veen: Thinking Out Loud Together - Designing for Communication

Kai Yu: SamePage

1/11

MDes Collaborative Work: Integrative Pathways to Care
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MDes Collaborative Work: Integrative Pathways to Care
Healthcare is not housed in one location or set at one time. For patients, healthcare is a circui...
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2/11

Manasi Agarwal: Starting Meaningful Conversations from Patients’ Real Experiences
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Manasi Agarwal: Starting Meaningful Conversations from Patients’ Real Experiences
The work demonstrates the value of a patient journey map, a tool developed from observing an actu...
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3/11

Aditi Bidkar: Inter-Woven Life
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Aditi Bidkar: Inter-Woven Life
Patients come to hospital because they are sick. However, a patient’s illness may be grounded in ...
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4/11

Ruth Burke: Ruminant
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Ruth Burke: Ruminant
Artist Ruth Burke's creative practice exists in both the studio and the pasture. Working side-by-...
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5/11

Shane Darwent: The Wilds of Washtenaw
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Shane Darwent: The Wilds of Washtenaw
The Wilds of Washtenaw mines the suburban built vernacular to create a garden of contemporary con...
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6/11

Carolyn Gennari: Searching For What Isn’t There
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Carolyn Gennari: Searching For What Isn’t There
Fundamentally, Carolyn Gennari’s creative practice is about finding new ways to engage with the p...
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7/11

Kuan-Ting Ho: An Integrated Way to Take Better Physician Notes
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Kuan-Ting Ho: An Integrated Way to Take Better Physician Notes
Electronic Health Record (EHR) data integrity is being gradually threatened by the growing relian...
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8/11

Ji Youn Shin: Patient-Provider Communication - Making Clinicians’ Invisible Work Visible
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Ji Youn Shin: Patient-Provider Communication - Making Clinicians’ Invisible Work Visible
Patients’ understanding of their clinical situation has been shown to positively impact patient c...
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9/11

Elizabeth Vander Veen: Thinking Out Loud Together - Designing for Communication
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Elizabeth Vander Veen: Thinking Out Loud Together - Designing for Communication
Developing positive change in the complex, human-based system of healthcare calls for the contrib...
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10/11

Kai Yu: SamePage
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Kai Yu: SamePage
Each person can generate about one million gigabytes of health-related data - equal to more than ...
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