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On Anthropomorphism

April 4, 2012 · by Amy · in Academia, Art History, Art Theory, Explorations

In the March 2012 issue of the Art Bulletin, Notes From the Field discusses anthropomorphism. What is it? Is it a good term, or bad? Does it make sense in the modern world? Is it in the eye of the…

A Space Alien Triumphs.

March 22, 2012 · by Amy · in Academia, Art History, Education, High School, Life, News, School

Today, I want to talk about triumph and the people who help us become who we are. One of the major people in my life who took a chance on me and believed in me passed away a couple years…

CAA 2012

March 7, 2012 · by Amy · in Academia, Art History, Education, Life, News

The College Art Association’s centennial conference was this year in Los Angeles, February 22-25. I initially planned to attend the entire conference, but certain events at my work made this impossible. I attended on Saturday the 25th with my husband….

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