Tag: Artists
3 review(s) found with this tag.
The Aesthetics of Strangeness: Eccentricity and Madness in Early Modern Japan
Summer 2014
Eccentricity and odd artistic behavior in the Edo period of Japan
(1600–1868) proliferated as an aesthetic subculture that both resisted
the rigidity of the Tokugawa realm and served as a source of moral and
cultural values.
This study by Br...
Categories: History, Cultural studies, Fine Arts
Tags: Japan, Artists, Eccentricity
Dog Days, Raven Nights
Summer 2012
Using field notes, personal diaries, and beautiful linocuts by Evon
Zerbetz ’82, the Marzluffs chronicle their three-year endeavor to
research the common raven, while raising and training sled dogs to help
them with their work in Maine. Zerbe...
Categories: Biological sciences, Fine Arts
Tags: Animal behavior, Artists
Color + Modulation
Summer 2008
Rob Tyler's animated films combine hand-painted film cells, computer manipulation and atmospheric electronic music to produce a hypnotic come-hither based on changing, pulsing colors that riff off a primary abstract shape to the music of Unrecognizab...
Categories: Visual arts
Tags: Artists