Yarn Bombing: Knitted Street Activism
Yarn Bombing: Examined through a socio-cultural and historical lens
ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS
Selected academic writing from my archives and library science background, focusing on visual culture, art history, and cultural analysis.
"A Study of Islamic Geometric Tile Design"
Jerusalem Art History Journal, Vol. 1, p. 243-251 (2014)
[Brief description of what this covers]
"Vitrine Exhibition: Crisis of Narrative"
EAHR Ethnocultural Art Histories Research, Concordia University (2013)
Exhibition catalog essay exploring [themes]. The exhibition examined Hayden White's assertion that "so natural is the impulse to narrate, so inevitable is the form of narrative for any report on the way things really happened, that narrativity could appear problematical only in a culture in which it was absent."
"Envisioning Virtual Exhibitions"
Center for Contemporary Canadian Art and Department of Art History, Concordia University (2012)
Three curated virtual exhibitions and analyses of Canadian contemporary artists and their works, created for the CCCA database. [What did you examine/argue/demonstrate?]
These academic pieces represent the foundation of my thinking about documentation, preservation, cultural analysis, and how we make meaning from visual culture—themes that continue throughout my professional and creative work.
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