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Caitlin ffrench

Faculty

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MFA
BFA

Bio

Caitlin ffrench is an artist and educator who works with wild-gathered mineral and plant pigments from within the land-bases she visits. ffrench works with wildcrafted pigments, finding the connections between place and memory. This research explores parallels between their grief for the land experiencing climate change and their grief for her body being disabled by multiple sclerosis.

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Research Interests

Ecology, land-based kinship, climate change, ritual, memory.

Courses

Course Name Department Course Code Term
Graduate Studies Masters GSMA 551 26/FA

Description

This course introduces students to graduate-level discourse and engagement that will support the evolution of their practices and research. Focusing on critiques as a site for investigation and inquiry into practice-based and studio learning, students will embark on the creation of new works and projects.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.

Print Media PRNT 232 26/FA

Description

This course explores the book's potential to convey artistic concepts through a relationship between form and content, the use of text and image, and notions of sequencing. Students will be introduced to traditional and innovative approaches to book construction, tools, and materials through workshop discussions, critiques, and demonstrations.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.

Print Media PRNT 232 26/FA

Description

This course explores the book's potential to convey artistic concepts through a relationship between form and content, the use of text and image, and notions of sequencing. Students will be introduced to traditional and innovative approaches to book construction, tools, and materials through workshop discussions, critiques, and demonstrations.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.