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Defense Date
2005
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Fine Arts
Department
Sculpture
First Advisor
Dr. Elizabeth King
Abstract
This thesis is an investigation into some of the influences, reasons, concepts and processes in my sculptural practice. Referencing the use of absurdity, pseudoscience, mythological instrumentality, and normal consumer logic, it is a questioning into what type of cultural production is viable within a contemporary art context.
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Date of Submission
6-13-2008
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