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Support for class at the Residential College in Humanities. How to think about: Cyanotypes; process and creativity.

The class is designed to be about the influence of process and practice as a catalyst for creativity and experimental thinking. Readings from various resources, synchronous class discussions, and weekly assignments ( transform) combine to become individually realized artworks. The class itself become a creative process as we allow the students to transform the direction of the instruction and inquiry pathways. We respond to each other until the directions emerge as they will. Outcomes ar not fixed but fluid. Its atlas about creative process tag becomes a creative process and exchange between students the instructor as a moderator facilitator.

14 Items in this Learning Collection
Artichoke
A color photograph featuring an artichoke head in the center. The artichoke is mostly white and the rest of the image is blue.
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Untitled
This photograph depicts a view looking up into the thick canopy of a tree.
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David Hare, Provincetown, from "Portraits"

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Island of Kyushu, Japan, from "The Creation"

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Three Holes

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Cornwall Peonies
A still life of a vase of peonies. The image is tightly cropped and droplets of water are visible on the petals of the flowers. 
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Three Anthuriums

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Conrad Noll/Tapp Farm, Wilderness, Virginia, 5-7 May 1864

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March 15, 2005

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3 Sided Picture (Yellow), November 26, 2007, Westwood, CA, Kodak Supra
This photograph depicts an abstract composition of faceted dark shapes with red, orange and yellow edges. It was created by exposing a sheet of folded photographic paper to light and then developing it. 
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Daryl Lillie
A portrait of a woman; her torso turned toward the right side of the frame. She turns her head slightly toward the left, looking up and out of frame. She wears white makeup and red lipstick to flatten her features for a future offset lithograph. 
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Untitled (Triptych)
Three photographs of two people standing, a pair of fee and one person lying on the grass.
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Wilmington, North Carolina, from "Master Prints Volume II"

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Wilmington, North Carolina, from "Master Prints Volume II"

Accession Number
1987/1.253.6

Title
Wilmington, North Carolina, from "Master Prints Volume II"

Artist(s)
Elliott Erwitt

Object Creation Date
1950; printed 1985

Medium & Support
gelatin silver print on paper

Dimensions
19 15/16 in x 23 15/16 in (50.64 cm x 60.8 cm);21 15/16 in x 27 15/16 in (55.72 cm x 70.96 cm)

Credit Line
Gift of Mr. Clayton E. Wilhite

Primary Object Classification
Photograph

Collection Area
Photography

Rights
If you are interested in using an image for a publication, please visit http://umma.umich.edu/request-image for more information and to fill out the online Image Rights and Reproductions Request Form.

Keywords
Figures
females
mannequins (costume equipment)
modern and contemporary art
seated
stores
window
woman

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