Empathy for the Fallen World: Sufjan Stevens’s Illinois as a Redemption Narrative
By Lila Rice Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorRebekah Page Section EditorGabriel Piper Faculty ReviewDarl Larsen
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Documentary and Morality: When Is It Worth It?
By Ward Lewis Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorRebekah Page Section EditorGabriel Piper Faculty ReviewDarl Larsen
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Pulp Fiction Across the Globe
By Gabriel Piper Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorRebekah Page Faculty ReviewDarl Larsen
MY FATHER LEFT WHEN I WAS FIVE AND NOW I SMOKE CIGARETTES TO FILL THE HOLE HE LEFT BEHIND
By Lily Warnock Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorChisel Mc Farland Section EditorPaul Sillito Faculty ReviewThomas Russell
Bill Mayhew
By Rebekah Page Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorChisel Mc Farland Section EditorPaul Sillito Faculty ReviewThomas Russell
I Love You, Teddy
By Logan Dance Head EditorSpencer Norton Project ManagerLaura Calkins Section EditorChisel Mc Farland Section EditorPaul Sillito Faculty ReviewThomas Russell
Crystal Rain
Crystal Rain by Bridger Moss Artist’s Statement It has taken me quite some time to do so, but over the years that I have spent studying themany ways that cinema can deliver a heightened narrative experience, I have come to…
I Bear You This
by Bridger Moss Artist’s Statement In his book Transcendental Style in Film, Paul Schrader defines transcendence as “thehuman religious experience which may be motivated by either a deep psychological need orneurosis (Freud), or by an external, ‘Other’ force (Jung).” When…
A Composition of Beauty
Link to GIF by Lauren Ayles & Haley Beaman Artist’s Statement The animated GIF set, a composition of beauty, serves as a physical and digial exploration of new media and narrative, manifested through the art of collage. On the piece’s…
Wherever You Are
by Spencer Norton Although the protagonist clearly feels scared of the sunflower people, the fact that they are wearing bright colors which usually represent happiness gives viewers an uncertainty about their moral standing. Sunflowers are also usually symbolic of joy…