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1	Magic, Mystery, Illusion and Magic Semtner, Alexis 01 January 2008 (has links) This document vaguely describes what happened to me and my paintings during my time spent at VCU. magic mystery illusion oil paint painting third eye optical illusion Art and Design Arts and Humanities
2	Diego y yo: Frida Kahlo's Final Self-Portrait Bust Galindo, Penelope January 2024 (has links) Thesis advisor: Kevin Lotery / Frida Kahlo’s 1949 painting Diego y yo is the Mexican artist’s final self-portrait bust. This thesis argues for the recognition of the self-portrait as definitive to, what I call, Kahlo’s “early-late style” and as one reason for her shift to still-lifes. The context of the painting revolves around Kahlo’s relationship with her husband Diego Rivera. Their mentor-student relationship is an important facet to understanding motifs in the self-portrait and across Kahlo’s oeuvre as a whole. The artist’s self-portrait includes a superimposed, miniature portrait of Rivera with a third eye in Kahlo’s third eye position. The self-portrait is a culmination of iconography that was only seen in separate contexts previously. My thesis applies a psychoanalytic approach to understand Kahlo’s interactions with herself and the “self” of the portrait. As part of Kahlo’s early-late style, Diego y yo represents a change in her artistic style that is of a new energy of technicality and self-analysis. / Thesis (BA) — Boston College, 2024. / Submitted to: Boston College. Morrissey School of Arts and Sciences. / Discipline: Art, Art History, and Film. / Discipline: Departmental Honors. Mexican modernism Late style Diego y yo Self-portraiture Frida Kahlo Third eye
3	Work is What I Want slinko, nataliya 10 May 2013 (has links) This thesis is written as an essay, which considers sculpture outside of its definition as art object. Having as its goal finding an intrinsic definition of sculpture, the essay sets on a short journey meandering between ideas, historic precedents, and anecdotes. Among some of the discussed thing are: necessity, labor, leisure, Olduvai chopping stone tool, making, human hand, brain, body, pineal gland, third eye, speculation, materiality, Dixie cup, objecthood, sign, imagination, ENIAC, immateriality, myth, labor, leisure, storytelling, alien, alienation, destruction, creativity, genius, death, weed. The essay concludes that sculpture does not need a definition. necessity labor leisure Olduvai chopping stone tool making human hand brain body pineal gland third eye speculation materiality Dixie cup objecthood sign imagination ENIAC immateriality myth labor leisure storytelling alien alienation destruction creativity genius death weed. Arts and Humanities Fine Arts

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