Virtual Student Symposium - Technology and Identity
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Hunter Museum of American Art 10 Bluff View, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee 37403
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Hunter Museum of American Art
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Inspired by our special exhibition, the Hunter’s 11th Student Symposium features the work of undergraduate students from across the nation exploring Technology & Identity, offering our virtual audience insight into the next generation of thought leaders. Free and open to all.
This year’s presenters are:
• Aubrey Dettman (University of Alabama), “Thomas Cole Redefined: Artist Architect and Engineer”
• Amiyah Gonzalez (Fort Hays State University), “Digital Alchemy: Exploring the Transmutation of Identity in New Media Art”
• Aimee Lawrence (Tennessee Tech University), “Collaboration and Color: Exploring a City’s Identity Through Digital Illustration”
• Abby Peterman (University of Delaware), “Conservation of Matilde Brown’s Comrades”
• Joel Settlemoir (University of Arkansas), “The Women of the Mail Art Movement of the 1950s to the Present”
• Alexis Vanja Tirtaputra (Rhode Island School of Design), “Mucha and Gacha: Art Nouveau and Gacha RPGs”
Response from Dr. Bart Pushaw, UTC Assistant Professor of Art History.
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