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Title: Installation view
Date: 2007
Name: Stephanie Trattner; Les Ramsay (creator)
Subject: 2007 Graduation Exhibition
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow

Title: BearHug: (detail)
Date: 2010
Name: Lisa Fraser Fraser Lisa (Creator)
Subject: Industrial Design, Exhibition catalogs
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2010

Title: Tink and Sash: An Illustrated Novelette of the Inseparables
Date: 2010
Name: Ying-Shuen (Iris) Wu Wu Ying-Shuen (Iris) (Creator)
Subject: Communication Design, Exhibition catalogs
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2010

Title: btp1946_1947-038

Title: if2001v16n5-002

Title: pota1987v3n3-006

Title: pota1988v3n6-003

Title: Planet of the Arts, 1988, volume 3, issue 7:
Date: 1988-05-10
Name: Emily Carr College of Art and Design Student Society (Creator), Naomi Singer (Editor)
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:9612

Title: pota1991v7n2-012

Title: pota1991v7n2-018

Title: pota1996v12n2-003

Title: pota1997v13n2-046

Title: Untitled
Date: 2011
Name: Neudis Abreu Abreu Neudis (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, Visual Arts
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2011

Title: Best Before
Date: 2011
Name: Maria Tratt Tratt Maria (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, Visual Arts
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2011

Title: From a place in revolution
Date: 2011
Name: Kelly Austin Austin Kelly (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, General Fine Arts
Description: Winner of the Circle Craft Graduation Award for Ceramics
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2011

Title: Insprired by Play
Date: 2013
Name: Karla Tull-Esterbrook (creator)
Subject: Design, 2013 Graduation Exhibition
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow

Title: Installation view
Date: 2013
Subject: 2013 Graduation Exhibition
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow

Title: Granville Street Cropping
Date: 2013
Name: Leanna Litvinenko Litvinenko Leanna (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, Visual Arts
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2013

Title: Aurora
Date: 2016
Name: Meichen Waxer (Author)
Name: Waxer, Meichen
Subject: Decoration and ornament, Sculpture, Canada, Installation (Art)
Description: This paper is in support of my artist-based thesis research entitled Aurora. My practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on installation and sculpture, consistently engaged in questions surrounding culturally inherited power structures and resulting modes of representation. This thesis research critically investigates what is understood as “traditional” in North American domestic ornamentation through considerations of complicated and intertwined histories, commerce, personal memory and taste. This paper provides an art historical and contemporary art context for this line of artistic investigation. Focusing on contemporary artists, this paper seeks to highlight the current discourse around culturally inherited materials, in particular of those from hybridized cultural identities. Drawing from theorists engaged in Marxism, post- structuralism, post-modernism; a nuanced understanding of ornament as a commodity and social signifier is highlighted. An account for the breadth of my material research is outlined in this document, focusing on three major works that were exhibited in defense of this thesis, Aurora, Secret Garden and Like Countless Men on Horseback. A focus is emphasized around sets of gestural responses to materials; these are drawing, casting, tracing, folding, cutting, and staging. These gestures invite viewers to think through their own understanding of domestic ornamentation and inherited social structures, as they focus on perceptions of appropriation, nostalgia, monumentality and memory. This paper concludes with implications of this research. That networks of associations to the self, class and history resound through the maintenance of domestic ornamentation. These networks are not static and fluctuate through trend, social norms and ideas surrounding domesticity. Thus it is paramount that in the creation of works invested in this dialogue that ambiguity is facilitated to gain entry into layered, and possibly contradictory associations to the ornamentation of the home. The accumulation of my cultural identity, lived experience, influences and biases will continue to be investigated and articulated through my practice vis-à-vis symbolic socially constructed materials and beliefs.
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:theses, info:fedora/ecuad:mfa

Title: Flowa: Vegan Lifestyle Brand Packaging Design
Date: 2014
Name: Julia Choi Choi Julia (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, Communication Design
Description: Flowa is a hypothetical vegan lifestyle shopping brand.
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2014