Birds, buttons, brontosauruses, and belugas: MFA Thesis - Printmaking

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Author
Hunt, Elizabeth
Keyword
Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Art
Prints Exhibitions
Objects in art
Curiosity
Collectors and collecting
Handmade books
Handmade papers
Date Published
2022-05

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/7216
Abstract
I collect things that drive my curiosity; a small selection of those items inspired this body of work. Handmade and repurposed materials merge with printmaking and transform into books that invite the viewer to consider the possibility that flea market finds and lost buttons can hold a bit of joy and wonder. My curios gain new life as soft floral dinosaurs dealing with bullying, an industrious bird building a fashion empire, a desire to hoard things that might be useful, and a somewhat conflicting eBay listing.
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