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Author Archives: Fabiola Joubert

Providing a Different Perspective on the Nature of Hunting

“What is passion?” The camera follows a camouflaged hunter as he walks through a sunlit forest, his steps crunching leaves underfoot. A slight breeze rustles golden foliage while an orchestra of chirping crickets fills the crisp early autumn air. A doe suddenly pops up from the underbrush and the hunter slows his steps. He gradually […]

Posted byFabiola JoubertMay 14, 2015May 15, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, NEXT 2015

Adjoa Burrowes: Taking Art Out of Its Box

“For 25 years, I created designs that would go on these huge boxes holding the smallest things. Excessive packaging for the purposes of marketing and sales was the rule. Now my art represents a breakdown of that packaging – almost in its simplest form.”

Posted byFabiola JoubertMay 6, 2015May 6, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, NEXT 2015, Uncategorized

Interior Design Thesis ​Introduces A New Co-Working Space

Office cubes are usually set in the midst of a huge office spaces where artificial light casts a drab dull hue, temperature settings are one of two extremes, and there is very little interaction with our colleagues–Pathare is positing an answer.

Posted byFabiola JoubertApril 10, 2015April 13, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, NEXT 2015, Uncategorized

Inanimate Objects Provide the Perfect Family Portrait

“The coonskin hat reminds me how playful my mom was – even under all the pressures of being a single mom, she still had the time to play dress up”

Posted byFabiola JoubertApril 10, 2015April 11, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, NEXT 2015, Uncategorized

NEXT Project Presents an Intimate Family Portrait

Noelle Smith, Photojournalism, BFA ’15, remembered the night she pulled into the Annapolis gas station where her friend Zeus worked. Just days into her senior year, Noelle was contemplating the subject for her thesis project. Broaching the topic in casual conversation, Zeus proposed an idea.

Posted byFabiola JoubertMarch 18, 2015March 31, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, NEXT 2015

Chris Moukarbel: Internet As Art Medium

The scene is set. Shaky camera footage captures two unidentified men standing on top of a truck and detaching an enormous helium balloon that spells out “Banksy!”

Posted byFabiola JoubertFebruary 6, 2015February 19, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, Uncategorized

Sam Corum: Finding a Narrative for Ferguson

From his home in Washington, D.C., Corcoran alumnus Sam Corum, Photography BFA ’12, watched images of the turmoil unfolding in Ferguson, Mo., flash across his TV screen. Corum packed his cameras and hopped in his car.

Posted byFabiola JoubertJanuary 21, 2015January 27, 2015Posted inBlog, Main Blog, Uncategorized

Unveiled…Brand New and at GW

Welcome to the new Unveiled blog at GW’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design! Throughout the academic year, Unveiled will continue to highlight local DC and on-campus arts

Posted byFabiola JoubertOctober 2, 2014October 16, 2014Posted inBlog, Main BlogTags: art, art fair, artists, Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, Corcoran School Students, GW, James, performance

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