The Egleston Art Factory Outlet
The Egleston Art Factory Outlet is a mobile store. The exterior shell displays one sample for each of the available products and conceals the inventory stored within. See the product menu below and ...
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The 2016 Bill of Yeah Rights
Amendments I - X to the United States Constitution arranged as concrete poems illustrated in relation to the current social and political climate.
Published on the Boston Hassle blog for their 2016 ...
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Selections From a Symbology of Struggle
A series of symbols scanned from the seminal 1970s graphic design text The Symbol Sourcebook by Henry Dreyfuss, and paired with new provocative titles. Layout as two columns is loosely narrative, the ...
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Gains Against a Stain Again
A series of found poems from the official argument against legalization of recreational marijuana in Massachusetts. Available as a color poster, 12" x 18". ...
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Rockwellian Dystopia
This project addresses the power of image makers generally, and Rockwell specifically, in guiding public opinion and imagination.
Alterations to Norman Rockwell digital reproductions allude to ...
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Games to Cultivate a Creative Attitude
"Games to Cultivate a Creative Attitude" utilizes a series of arts-based group games designed by the instructor to cultivate creative and critical thinking, promote collaboration and dialogue, and ...
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American University X
Jargon derived from the textbook "The American University," 1973, paired with new graphic illustration.
Series of 2" pins. ...
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Old Wave
Old Wave is a Cosmic Americana band from Jamaica Plain who plays the earnest and endearing songs of Pancho the Kidd.
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New ...
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This Month in Boston Counter-Cultural History
This Month in Boston Counter-Cultural History was for two years a monthly feature in the local independent arts & culture newspaper the Boston Compass. The column explores the role of arts & ...
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Rigging the Game
Games are designed to be fair, to give players an equal chance of winning. Conversely, society grants privileges and advantages to some while excluding and disempowering others. While both games and ...
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