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[New] Media Savvy
- March
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The definition of new
media varies depending on whom you ask. But that's part of the
appeal. It's new. It's constantly in flux. And University of Maine
students and faculty define and redefine the term daily. |
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Carved in Stone
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March / April |
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When Brian Robinson was
tapped to assist the Passamaquoddy Tribe in its nationally funded
project to document and preserve the ancient petroglyphs in Machias
Bay, UMaine students got a unique opportunity to learn in the
context of Native values and interests. |
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Natural Instinct
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January / February |
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For a quarter-century,
the fragility of the environment, whether natural, constructed,
external or internal, has been a consistent and rather elusive
subject in Susan Groce's art. |
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Searching for Utopia
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January / February |
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Naomi Jacobs' worldview
has been shaped by her research in utopian studies, a field that has
grown from relative obscurity to a broad examination of philosophy,
popular culture, technology, communication and politics. |
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Degenerate Musik
- November / December 2008 |
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Pianist Phillip Silver
has devoted his music and scholarship to ensuring that the world
hears the voices of the composers the Nazi regime attempted to
silence. |
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The
Big Picture - September / October 2008 |
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In many ways, the
permanent collection of the UMaine Museum of Art is a who's who of
American — and, more recently, international — art. Tour a selection
of staff favorites from the nearly 7,000-piece collection. |
