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  • Art Feature — “Tuning In” 
    Wilkinson, Olivia (University of Oregon, 2022-05)
    Taken near Fisher Mountain, WY at my family’s cabin, this polyphemus moth sat like this on our screen door for over 24 hours. It was important to me to capture its because it was truly massive: its wingspan was at least ...
  • Art Feature- "Cryographics Series" 
    Carlson, Katherine (University of Oregon, 2015)
  • Art Feature- "Lane Poppy" 
    Allums, Martin (University of Oregon, 2017)
  • Art Feature: "Realization" and "Photon Translation #9" 
    Crowley, William (University of Oregon, 2014)
  • Art Feature: “Canopies, Cascades, and Canyons” 
    Schmitt, Kyla (University of Oregon, 2022-11)
    During the summer of 2022, my travels—for environmental fieldwork and vacations alike—took me all across Oregon’s Cascade Range, from the North Santiam Canyon to Mount Bachelor. Whether the skies were misty or blue, whether ...
  • Art Feature: “Clouds over California” 
    Li, Alexander (2023-03-13)
    I took this picture flying out of Los Angeles. As the plane climbed, watching the different clouds roll over the hills and against the blue sky was inspiring. Seeing the clouds cast shadow across each other from a high ...
  • Art Feature: “Emerald Pools” 
    Schmitt, Jadon (University of Oregon, 2023-09)
    I took this photograph at Zion National Park’s Upper Emerald Pools. At the end of a grueling hike, I was treated to this awe-inspiring waterfall. Shot from a low vantage point looking up the sheer canyon wall, the composition ...
  • Art Feature: “Gold Beach, Silver Sky” 
    Collins-Burke, Drew (University of Oregon, 2023-09)
    I took this photo while on vacation with my family during spring break of 2022. According to Oregon Coast Beach Connection, the rocks seen in the ocean were formed by lava rivers around 12 to 18 million years ago. These ...
  • Art Feature: “Loss and Regrowth” 
    Schmitt, Kyla (University of Oregon, 2022-11)
    During a recent job as a field technician, I spent time in the burn area of the Beachie Creek Fire, which struck the Lyons-Detroit corridor in August 2020. The fire burned nearly 200,000 acres of old-growth forest, and ...
  • Art Feature: “Our Pirogue—Snapshots of a Senegalese Fishing Community” 
    Glass, Rowan (University of Oregon, 2023)
  • Art Feature: “Precipice of Discovery” 
    Sanchez-Reddick, Carmen Theresa (2023-03-13)
    Aboard the R/V Atlantis, ALVIN awaits deployment with one pilot and two scientists within its hull excited for the unknowns they may encounter on the sea floor. ALVIN, a human-occupied submersible owned by the U.S. Navy ...
  • Art Feature—“A Child’s Map to a Future World” 
    von Raven, Billy (University of Oregon, 2021-06)
    “A Child’s Map of a Future World” is a mixed media work on wood panel that investigates how a future descendant might map a world of climate breakdown using accumulated everyday fragments. These fragments were chosen ...
  • Art Feature—“Intertidal Intricacies” 
    Lake, Anna (University of Oregon, 2021-06)
    This photo series was taken while out in the field for a class at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (OIMB), the coastal campus of the University of Oregon. These pictures represent the small intricacies in the beautifully ...
  • Art Feature—“Material Trail” 
    Lawrence, Isais (University of Oregon, 2021-01)
    The illustration is focused around “emergy,” which is a word created from the term “embodied energy.” Emergy is the total energy used in the life cycle of a product; it is the energy required both directly and indirectly ...
  • Art Feature—“Orange Cup Coral (Balanophyllia elegans)” 
    Hopkins, Lincoln (University of Oregon, 2020-01)
    This is a photo of a member of the species Orange Cup Coral (Balanophyllia elegans) taken underneath a dissection scope at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology—one of the University of Oregon’s satellite campuses. The ...
  • “Art Hurts”: Intimacy, Difficulty, and Distance in Gwendolyn Brooks’s “Two Dedications” 
    Mueller, Andrew (University of Oregon, 2015-08-18)
    In this thesis, I examine Gwendolyn Brooks’s diptych poems “Two Dedications” from her 1968 collection In the Mecca. Critical accounts of “Two Dedications” cast the poems as fixed oppositions between “frivolous” Western art ...
  • Art in the Outdoors: Developing a Framework to Describe Community-based Residential Youth Arts Camps 
    Schumm, Katie M. (2008-06)
    Community-based programs for youth are currently gaining a significant amount of attention from researchers and practitioners across a variety of fields and disciplines. One type of community-based arts program for youth ...
  • The Art of Artistic Direction 
    Colburn, Kimberly (2007)
    My research explores the factors involved in selecting plays for a professional theatrical season for the purpose of creating a decision-making model. The factors examined include the mission statement of the organization, ...
  • The Art of Exchange: Implementing Cross-Cultural and Community-Based Arts Voluntourism Programs 
    Agocs, Karen (2013-06)
    This Master’s research project explored how international community-based artdevelopment projects are implemented through volunteer tourism programs. It addresses the impacts of volunteer-tourism on receiving communities, ...
  • The Art of Social Giving: The Role of Online Fundraising & Community Engagement in Local Arts Organizations 
    Sherman, Arielle R., (Arielle Rose) (2011-06)
    In my final Master’s project, I studied both the practical and theoretical implications concerning the integration of social media and fundraising within arts organizations and how these implications encourage or detract ...

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