We're pleased to announce that multiple students, alumni, and faculty will participate in the 2022 SECAC Conference in Baltimore, MD, from October 26-29, 2022.
Dr. Homer Charles Arnold, PhD '16
'Other' Play-Acting: Performance Art’s Colonialist Critique
Dr. Greg Blair, PhD '16
Street Art and the Disruption of the Expected
Sara Christensen Blair, PhD Candidate
The Sweet and Subtle Smashing of the Status Quo – Not Just a Pile of Candy
Dr. Nancy Wellington Bookhart, PhD ’21
The End of Art in the Artist Philosopher
Kat Brown, Cohort ’20
Uninvited Attunements
Dr. Jason Hoelscher, PhD ’19
Networks of Difference: The Drop City Commune, the Criss-Cross Collective, and the Aesthetics of Possibility
Mike Hogan, Cohort ’20
Gender and Fluid: A Reconsideration of the Stain in the Painting of Helen Frankenthaler
Jocelyn Holmes, PhD Candidate
Addressing Erasure Through Adriana Corral’s Memento: Vibrant Medium and A View of Decolonizing Feminist Thought
Holly Holtz, Cohort ’19
The Brain and the Boogeyman: Instinct and Survival
Dr. Christopher Lonegan, PhD '13
The Intertextual Studio: Research, Technique, and The Paradigm of the Artist/Scholar
Rikiesha Metzger, PhD Candidate
Mothering as a Work of Art
Marvin Milian, Cohort ’20
Rust v. Sullivan and its Influence on Contemporary Public Art: A Look at Government Infringement and Censorship in American Public Murals
Dr. Simonetta Moro, IDSVA Director
The Artist in the Archive: Mapping as Poetic and Political Act
Silvia Ruzanka, PhD Candidate
The Conjunctive Form That Is Animation
Angela Whitlock, PhD Candidate
The Inception of Detroit Techno: How Abjection and Bleakness Spur Hope Through a New Genre of Music