Rooted in the multiple theoretical, conceptual, and methodological frameworks of Thirdspace theory, everydayness, visual self-inquiry, and digital storytelling, this stud[...]

This paper examines Apologia (Artemisia Gentileschi #1) (2018) by Betty Tompkins (b: 1945), a work from her Apologia series that overlays art historical imagery with text[...]

My dissertation analyzes the interplay of justice, art museum education, and posthuman theory in the context of single-visit 4th grade school tours at an art museum. Usin[...]

Using a case study approach, I investigated the experience of and supports available for preservice and early career art teachers at the fall 2023 Georgia Art Education A[...]

This applied project investigates teenagers’ relationships to and perceptions of content creation on social media, specifically the short-form video app TikTok, in relat[...]

Exploring the questions “What can one elementary art teacher learn about the perspectives and desires of students and families in her rural school community through fami[...]

I intend to provide a fresh ideological base for radical American artistic development while detangling the conditioned subservience that pervades the left-leaning popula[...]

In this paper, I question how portraiture can be represented through bedrooms, persona, and fabricated material. Drawing on Cynthia Freeland’s qualifying conditions of po[...]

Exploring how the visual and written formats of comics can promote adolescents' interest in literacy, I pose the question: How do students use literacy and artmaking proc[...]

Guided by and grounded in Nodding's (1984) ethics of care theory, this inquiry explored how caring relationships are nurtured between young learners and families through [...]

In American sculpture of the 1960s, the form of the cube appears frequently and is often seen as an emblem of the Minimalist movement. For the most part, this commonality[...]

This text treats the drawings, paintings, and prints of Latvian-born American artist Vija Celmins as a systematic engagement with the embattled ideal of the photograph. [...]

A multimedia series of five films, sculptures, drawings and photographs that were made in the years spanning 1994 to 2002, the Cremaster cycle by Matthew Barney (American[...]

This thesis is a discussion of the burial chapel of Pope Sixtus V in Santa Maria Maggiore and also his reburial ceremony, which occurred in the nave of Santa Maria Maggio[...]

This praxisoriented study combines interviews with 11 museum educators and an ethnographic investigation of the midsize American Association of Museums (AAM)accredited ar[...]

Landscape artist Thomas Addison Richards (1820-1900) completed River Plantation, circa 1855-1860, at a time when America was on the brink of the Civil War (1861-1865). A[...]

The Gothic Revival of the 19th century in Europe aroused a debate concerning the origin of a style already six centuries old. Besides the underlying quandary of how to d[...]