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1	Mythos for the Mortal Kolpy, Stephanie Elaine 15 April 2010 (has links) My Thesis body of work, The Mythos for the Mortal, presents visual interpretations of apocalyptic mythoi—past, present, and future. These works are both a conscious and unconscious response to childhood exposure to apocalyptic stories and form a visual record of social, political and religious interpretations of the apocalypse. The overarching theme of apocalypse (from the Greek word Apokalypsis, meaning ‘to unveil’ or ‘to reveal’) has allowed me to reconnect to my youth and heritage and has driven me to articulate more clearly a perspective regarding the future and what it will ‘reveal’ to us. I use the landscape as a stage to create narratives and metaphors expressing these ideas. These paintings and drawings are divided into four categories of apocalypse: historical, future, ecological, and personal. Mythoi Landscape Ecological Masters of fine arts Mythos Apocalypse Apokalpsis Biblical Myths Painting and Tower of Babel Revelation Mortal Thesis Art and Design
2	Relationship Ties Bartolone, Emily R. 17 June 2021 (has links) No description available. Fine Arts Geometric Abstract Painting Masters of Fine Arts Thesis Paper Female Contemporary Artist Color Theory Minimalism Formal Painting