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Angelica Jopling, '20 examined Anselm Kiefer's work which explores String Theory. This project was supported with a Small Grant.
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Photo: Alexa Corse, '19 and Sima Biondi, '19 received small grants to support their political science research.
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Major Grant recipient and Art Practice student Sabrina Bedford created an acrylic paint series to accompany her own short novel about a girl surviving in a post-climate change disaster world who comes across a time machine.
Major Grant Recipients Gunner Dongieux and Sean O’Bannon navigate the intersection of tech and art by working to seamlessly incorporate AI into Gunner’s painting using a Generative Adversarial Network.