Artworks created by UNE students across the university. To view artworks created only by students in Creative and Fine Arts courses, view page Creative and Fine Arts Student Artwork.
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Decomposition
Kaitlin Thibeau
Original: 22"x60" mixed media including printmaking, watercolor, acrylic, and drawing. Created for UNE Studio Concentration and Exhibition Seminar courses.
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Spring Peonies
Kaitlin Thibeau
Original: 10"x13" mixed media including printmaking, watercolor, acrylic, and drawing. Created for UNE Studio Concentration and Exhibition Seminar courses.
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Vernal Pool
Kaitlin Thibeau
Original: 20"x20" mixed media including printmaking, watercolor, acrylic, and drawing. Created for UNE Studio Concentration and Exhibition Seminar courses.
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Tony The Trash Turtle
Brianna Frankina
Pollution is both a global and local issue. Tony was created from marine debris found at Freddy Beach and East Point Sanctuary. If you look at Tony's shell, you will notice that it is constructed from pieces of plastic straws. If you want to support Tony and keep straws off the beach, you can pledge to skip the straw! Tony is a reminder that we must all be responsible... Read More
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Night Vision
Kaitlin Thibeau
Original: 11"x14" mixed media including printmaking, watercolor, acrylic, and drawing. Created for UNE Studio Concentration and Exhibition Seminar courses.
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Stone Unearthed
Kaitlin Thibeau
Original: 11"x14" mixed media including printmaking, watercolor, acrylic, and drawing. Created for UNE Studio Concentration and Exhibition Seminar courses.
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Colin The Cormorant
Chelsey Jankauskas and Samantha Schultz
Colin the Cormorant was an art project created to represent the effects of pollution on local organisms, such as Colin the Cormorant. We hope by seeing this sculpture people think twice about how they dispose of their trash. Colin is made from trash collected at Fortunes Rocks Beach in Biddeford Pool. We chose to make a cormorant because we frequently see cormorants around the Biddeford Pool area and they... Read More
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Ocean Optimism
Jenna Pannone, Madison Mark, and Crista Kieley
In our class, Intro to Environmental Issues, we focused on marine mammals for a section. We chose to highlight two cases, the Hawaiian Monk Seal and the Vacquita, in which severely endangered species may have a chance at survival due to the work of highly dedicated individuals and organizations. We wanted to raise awareness of these species, the work being done, and the power we have to create change.
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Compassionate Touch Artworks: Listen To Identify, Validation, Everyone Has A Story, Not Alone, The Compassionate Touch
Jessfor Baugh
Artworks created during the course of UNE student project Compassionate Touch. UNE Dental Medicine students collaborated with Creative and Fine Arts faculty and Dental Medicine faculty to create the film Compassionate Touch, focusing on five stages associated with anxious dental patients, as depicted through artwork, interprofessional interviews and scholarly sources. The film highlights the current understanding and management of the dental needs for high fear patients before, during, and... Read More
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Drosophila CNS Art
Jessica Davis-Knowlton
Idealized co-expression of FruM and DopEcR in Drosophila melanogaster brain and VNC with neuron web background. This image was generated as an art piece while I was determining whether FruM, a protein important for some sexual dimorphic attributes in flies, co-expresses with DopEcR, a novel plasma-membrane bound steroid hormone receptor.
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Feeling A Little Like A Jelly Fish
Taylor Follansbee
The focus of our research is to investigate various cellular factors that are involved in the formation of sensitization in the Drosophila melanogaster. As a key aspect of our work, it is necessary to evaluate the morphometry of the primary nociceptor neurons to understand whether the effects seen in behavior are due to changes in the morphometry, or if it is a separate cellular event. These neurons have been... Read More
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Motile Cilia In Brain Ventricle
Tabea Moll
The motile cilia in the ventricle of the mouse brain are stained with Arl13B. Motile cilia are microtubule based tubular structures which appear only on certain areas of the body. The Arl13B antibody binds selective to ADP-ribosylated factor-like protein 13B, a small GTPase, in motile cilia. This image was taken from a coronal cut mouse brain and the nuclei are co-stained with DAPI.
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