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Theses and Dissertations

"Dear Louie:" Louisine Waldron Elder Havemeyer, Impressionist Art Collector and Woman Suffrage Activist

Louisine Waldron Elder Havemeyer's personal evolution from an elite, reserved, art-collecting wife of an American Gilded Age industrialist to an engaged, unapologetically outspoken activist on behalf of all women's right to vote is emblematic of the myriad ways women moved out into the world from their domestic spheres in the early twentieth century, harnessing the increasing power of collective visual protest as a peaceful, non-violent tactic to demand justice and a voice.Her 1915 suffrage exhibit held at the Knoedler Gallery in New York City may be a modest moment of microhistory in the l

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Undergraduate Theses and Capstone Projects

Mê: Room of Fixations and Reinstatement

The word "Mê" in Vietnamese is attributed to those being enchanted or fixated by specific interests or passions; and often, these interests are rooted in childhood experiences. The concept of my project will revisit my childhood fixations which are clay and sewing crafts, particularly those related to food and toys. The project will also pay homage to how I entered my artistic journey by recreating an installation of a children's play room through a contemporary and psychologically responsive lens.

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