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Projects created and contributed by UNE faculty members.

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  • There Were Many by Stephen Burt

    There Were Many

    Stephen Burt


    There Were Many reimagines the ubiquitous alphabet primer of the elementary schoolroom as a place where mystery abounds; an arena connected to nature, our origins and the power of the mythical; a place of fluid time, beauty and possibility. This work asks the viewer to slow down, to listen, to observe. It also contains a story of a world that is quite similar to our own. A parable. a... Read More

  • The Dolphin Brain - A Digital Presentation by Laura Taylor, Cally Gurley, Samia Pratt, and David Mokler

    The Dolphin Brain - A Digital Presentation

    Laura Taylor, Cally Gurley, Samia Pratt, and David Mokler


    This digital presentation has been reproduced from the 2019 University of New England Ketchum Gallery exhibition of original artwork, scientific data, and materials from the Peter J. Morgane Research Collection on the Cetacean Brain, 1962-2004.

  • The Artist’s Book: The Process And Products Of Collaboration From The Unique Object To Editioned Works by Stephen Burt

    The Artist’s Book: The Process And Products Of Collaboration From The Unique Object To Editioned Works

    Stephen Burt


    This presentation explores the processes and ideas behind the creation of the artist’s book from three vantage points. The first: a collaborative approach blending artistic and scientific disciplines. The second: an enterprise that uses words and ideas as an ignition point for the creation of images. The third: a curatorial view of the reception for editioned and one-of-a-kind creations. I will discuss my collaborative book projects completed with Dr.... Read More

  • The Herbal Cabinet by David J. Mokler, Amber Rigdon, and Samantha Schildroth

    The Herbal Cabinet

    David J. Mokler, Amber Rigdon, and Samantha Schildroth


    Description of a historical Eli Lilly herb identification collection belonging to University of New England professor David Mokler, including herb scientific names, common names, ranges, and uses. Each herb bottle is pictured, its label information is reproduced, and each herb’s historical and current uses are briefly described.

 
 
 

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