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Fall 2015 Research

For my thesis writing in particular: John Ruskin (his experience with keeping the arts alive in England during technological advancements), Black Mountain College in N.C. and the Bauhaus. I'm interested in specifically concentrating on a thesis that can aid me with the possibility of opening my own gallery after graduation.

"On Photography" Susan Sontag
"Landscape and Western Art" Malcolm Andrews
"Beauty in Photography" Robert Adams
"Camera Lucida" Barthes
"The Cultural History of Photography"
"Just Kids" Patti Smith

Fall Readings

  • Two Worlds Of Andrew Wyeth
  • The Inn of the Sixth Happiness
  • A Prairie Home Companion http://prairiehome.org
  • The History of Photography
  • Photography Now

Spring/Summer Readings

  • Art Forum
  • Broken Beauty
  • Modern Criticisms and Theory of Art
  • Object Stares Back
  • Religion and the Body
  • Seeing Outloud
  • Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art
  • Three Treatises on Divine Images

Fall 2013 Readings

  • Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
  • Art Photography Now
  • Creative Suite Classroom in a Book
  • Key Writers on Art edited by Murray
  • On Painting by Alberti
  • Reluctant Partners by Heller
  • The Art Spirit by Robert Henri
  • The Show of the New by Hughes

Summer 2013 Readings

  • Aesthetics
  • Anne of Green Gables
  • Art, Creativity and the Sacred
  • Artist-Teacher
  • Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
  • Play: How it Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul
  • Polyanna
  • The Ambiguity of Play
  • The Critique Handbook
  • Transcendence with the Human Body as Art
  • Walking on Water by Madeline L'Engle

Summer 2013 Writings

  • Artist-Teacher
  • Bell
  • Critiques
  • Dewey
  • Homo Ludens
  • Nochlin
  • Play
  • Ten Prints
  • The Ambiguity of Play
  • Timeline
  • Tolstoy

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