Collective Relevance – Advance Practice in Photography

‘Collective Relevance’ can be interpreted in two manners. Meaning can be attributed to seemingly unconnected works through mutual exhibition, but also that the collective remains an important strategy for sharing ideas and values. This term’s component of the Advanced Practice in Photography course is dedicated to independent research, and some of the pictures here were produced in recent weeks. Others were created during autumn, 2021. Regardless of their...

Light Up Kelowna: Work by Advanced Media Studies Students

Featuring the Advanced Media Studies Students works – Aleksandra Dulic   Simone King “Creatures,” 1:31 Digital Rigged Puppet Animation An animation depicting two characters made of needle-felted wool interacting with digitally painted environments.   Kathryn Ng Formation of the Galaxy Rotoscoped Animation Frame by frame animation blending ballet (space) and flamenco (sun) choreography.   Amelia Ford Solo Rotoscoped Animation A...

Yunhe’uwe nén Ohnékanus – MFA Thesis by Amberley John

Abstract As a Haudenosaunee artist/researcher, my work and thinking are influenced by community-based, Traditional Indigenous Knowledges (TIK) and my responsibilities as a mother. My objectives are to create artwork expressing survival of land-based identity, ethics and values, (Simpson, 2014), such as seven-generation sustainability. The art produced will create a visual, physical environment and invite viewers to reflect on Water and stories shared in this thesis. I...

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