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  1. Wooden Teeth: The George Washington University’s Student Art & Literary Magazine, Spring 1989

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    Description: Wooden Teeth is a biannual publication and is open to all members of The George Washington University community. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and staff are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This is the Fall 1989 edition.
    Author: Pallatto, Liz (Editor-in-Chief)
    Keyword: Non-fiction, Poetry , Prose, GW student publication, Art, Fiction, Wooden Teeth, and GW Literary Magazine
    GW Unit: Student Organization
    Resource Type: Journal

  2. Wooden Teeth: The George Washington University’s Student Art & Literary Magazine, Spring 1988

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    Description: Wooden Teeth is a biannual publication and is open to all members of The George Washington University community. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and staff are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This is the Spring 1988 edition.
    Author: Khan, Maimun N. (Editor-in-Chief)
    Keyword: Art, Poetry , Non-fiction, GW student publication, GW Literary Magazine, Prose, Fiction, and Wooden Teeth
    GW Unit: Student Organization
    Resource Type: Journal

  3. Wooden Teeth: The George Washington University’s Student Art & Literary Magazine, Fall 1989

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    Description: Wooden Teeth is a biannual publication and is open to all members of The George Washington University community. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and staff are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This is the Fall 1989 edition.
    Author: Pallatto, Liz (Editor-in-Chief) and Ilkay, Gigi (Editor-in-Chief)
    Keyword: Fiction, Poetry , Non-fiction, GW student publication, GW Literary Magazine, Prose, Art, and Wooden Teeth
    GW Unit: Student Organization
    Resource Type: Journal

  4. Wooden Teeth: The George Washington University’s Student Art & Literary Magazine, Fall 1994

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    Description: Wooden Teeth is a biannual publication and is open to all members of The George Washington University community. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and staff are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This is the Fall 1994 edition.
    Author: Majmudar, Sharmili (Editor-in-Chief)
    Keyword: Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, GW student publication, GW Literary Magazine, Prose, Art, and Wooden Teeth
    GW Unit: Student Organization
    Resource Type: Journal

  5. Wooden Teeth: The George Washington University’s Student Art & Literary Magazine, Spring 2018

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    Description: Wooden Teeth is a biannual publication and is open to all members of The George Washington University community. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and staff are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This is the Spring 2018 edition.
    Author: Kosowski, Tara (Editor-in-Chief)
    Keyword: Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, GW student publication, GW literary magazine , and Art
    GW Unit: Student Organization
    Resource Type: Journal

  6. Establishing Gendered Foundations: Pervading the Architectural Archive

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    Description: Establishing Gendered Foundations: Pervading the Architectural Archive is an artist's book with a corresponding PDF that explores the way power dynamics pervade the architecture of the city and our routes everyday, with a specific emphasis on gendered language and behavioral control. These ideas...
    Author: Collins, Brittni
    Keyword: Hegemony, City, Power, Art, Gender Studies, and Architecture
    GW Unit: Fine Arts
    Degree: M.F.A.
    Advisor: Montoya, Maria del Carmen and Sham, James
    Resource Type: Thesis or Dissertation

  7. BETWEEN VISIBILITY AND INVISIBILITY A Place Where New Experiences Are Created

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    Description: Art has the ability to create meaningful experiences for its audiences by triggering self-reflection through senses, memories and feelings.
    Author: Guðbrandsdóttir, Kristín
    Keyword: Experience, Memories, Art, Self reflection, Visual thinking, and Perception
    GW Unit: Art and the Book
    Degree: M.A.
    Advisor: McAleer-Keeler, Kerry and Kharchi, Antje
    Committee Member(s): Smith, K C and Hurt, Sara N
    Resource Type: Thesis or Dissertation

  8. Cultural Identity Through Art: A Twentieth Century Russian Art Museum, Baltimore, MD

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    Description: Cultural Identity Through Art: A Twentieth Century Russian Art MuseumJulia Golod McCann, Master of Arts in Interior DesignCorcoran School of Arts and Design, The George Washington University, 2016Thesis Advisors: Ben Ames and Christy SchlesingerArt is a reflection of the political climate of a...
    Author: McCann, Julia Golod
    Keyword: Museum, Identity, Art, Russian, Cultural, and Freedom
    GW Unit: Fine Arts
    Degree: M.A.
    Advisor: Ames, Ben
    Committee Member(s): Schlesinger, Christy
    Resource Type: Thesis or Dissertation

  9. ODE TO THE CABINET OF CURIOSITY

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    Description: This study is about my cabinet of curiosity. The cabinet is not just the physical space; it is also the intellectual space.As an artist and teacher I struggle to demarcate between the roles of art maker and art educator. My art making practice is academic at its core. I create art in response to...
    Author: Allread, Forest Z
    Keyword: Teacher, Curiosity, Studio, Artist, Art, and Transdisciplinary
    GW Unit: Art Education
    Degree: M.A.T.
    Advisor: McLean, Marla and Lawton, Pamela
    Committee Member(s): Honig, Selila, Lawton, Pamela, and Storr, Annie
    Resource Type: Thesis or Dissertation

  10. Object Theorizations

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    Description: The goal of this essay is to lay out the ways by which this author's art practice should be understood to be a theorization with and through objects. Such object-theorizations represent a strategy for inquiry into the fields of material culture, play theory, leisure studies, and the sociology of...
    Author: McDonough, Patrick
    Keyword: Sociology, Play Theory, Material Culture, and Art
    GW Unit: Fine Arts
    Degree: M.F.A.
    Advisor: Brown, Thom and Obler, Bibiana
    Resource Type: Thesis or Dissertation