Dec 16, 2016
Laura Doggett (M.F.A.’13) will serve as Ruffin Distinguished Artist-in-Residence in the McIntire Department of Art at the University of Virginia.
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Laura Doggett (M.F.A.’13) will serve as Ruffin Distinguished Artist-in-Residence in the McIntire Department of Art at the University of Virginia.
Tomorrow I graduate and receive my MFA from @dukeuniversity. I thought I returned all my library books but apparently one slipped between my own books. I am amused that it is Duane Michals ‘The House I Once Called Home.’ An excerpt from the page says: “I believe we leave echoes of ourselves behind, in those rooms where our lives are first defined. Sometimes there is a moment redux, when the flux of time becomes transparent. It is a reverberation of recall within a shrouded familiarity……This photograph is a fossil, a fleeting moment preserved as a specimen of time on film, the way ancient insects are in amber. Time is a string that threads together each indivisible instant like pearls of an infinite seamless neckless. Eternity is the absence of time……” #mfaeda
An audio documentary piece about one of my favorite people, my Papa.
Byron Story was born on a summer day in 1946 and has lived a life full of stories ever since. In a phone conversation with his granddaughter, he shares a few of these stories and reflects back on both the struggles and gains he has encountered along the way.
Featuring music by Gurdonark (www.gurdonark.com)
Experiment 2 for David Gatten’s Experiments of the Moving Image class at Duke University Assignment – “That Thing I Love The Most” Duke MFAEDA Spring 2014
As I interact with people marginalized by this country, I need to express visually, as a demonstrator and an artist, how they are invisible and being denied basic human rights. In these photographs of "Occupy Charlotte" I use blur and movement to explore the pathos and indeterminacy of the situation. (Photograph by Annabel Manning)
This photograph is part of the first public exhibition of works by students in Duke's MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts (MFAEDA) program. Occupations will be on view from February 17-March 15 in the Corridor Gallery of the East Duke building on Duke's East Campus.