Wilson has supervised and read many undergraduate Senior Theses in Art History while at Clark University. Here is a list of titles and authors:<\/p>\n
Nora Rueffer \u201924, \u201cThe Burnside Fountain: A Story of Failure\u201d [adviser]<\/p>\n
Emily Abney \u201924, “The Birth of a Venetian Venus: From the Page to the Painting” [second reader] <\/p>\n
Kira Houston \u201923, \u201cQueer Relationality: Ray Johnson\u2019s Silhouettes as Glyphs, Dumps, Letters and Holes\u201d [adviser]<\/p>\n
Maire O\u2019Donnell \u201923, \u201cResignification and Reclaiming during La Movida Madrile\u00f1a<\/em>: Artificiality and Subversion in Ouka Leele\u2019s Peluquer\u00eda<\/em>\u201d [adviser]<\/p>\n Toni Armstrong \u201919, \u201c\u2018The Nation Which Rejects the Home\u2019: Katherine Dreier and a New Museum for the American Home” [adviser]<\/p>\n Alice Dillon \u201919, \u201cSolidarity and Inclusion: An Exploration of Lesbian HIV\/AIDS Activism through Photography\u201d [co-advised with History Department]<\/p>\n Alisha Savoy \u201919, \u201cRemedios Varo: Finding Home as an Exile\u201d [adviser]<\/p>\n Katherine Grady ’18, “A Comparison Between French and Italian Books of Hours: The Tension Between Female Agency and Idealized Womanhood” [second reader]<\/p>\n Jeremy Doss ’17, “The Triumph of Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Black Self in Conflict with Modernity” [adviser]<\/p>\n Abby Moon ’17, “Primitivist Nostalgia and Postwar Solitude: The Emotionalism of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s 1924 Umbra Vitae Woodcuts” [adviser]<\/p>\n Selena Shabot ’15, “Entartete Frauen<\/em>: Artistic Representation and Gender Politics in the Degenerate Art Exhibition of 1937″ [adviser]<\/p>\n J. Dunlop Spahr ’14, “The Temple at Antiochia ad Cragum: An Examination of Roman Imperial Architectural Mouldings” [second reader]<\/p>\n Kristin Withers ’14, “The Reconstruction of the Corinthian Capital at Antiochia ad Cragum” [second reader]<\/p>\n Stefanie Gough ’14, “Uncanny Reflection in Corinth’s At the Mirror<\/em>: A Neuropsychological Look at the Effects of a Stroke on Perceptions of Identity and Truth” [adviser]<\/p>\n Casey Harrington ’13, “A Stately Family Portrait: Exploring the artist, story, and significance of the double portrait in the Worcester Art Museum titled Antonio Montalvo’s Wife, and One of His Sons<\/em>, by a follower of Angnolo Bronzino (1503-1572)” [second reader]<\/p>\n Mary Gumpert ’12, “Can you CopyRight a Square? Examining Kazimir Malevich’s Legacy and the issue of Authenticity in Unattributed art from the Russian Avant-Garde” [adviser]<\/p>\n Jared Packard-Winkler ’12, “The Pollock Mystique: Constructed in the Eyes of Popular Culture” [adviser]<\/p>\n Amelia M. Reno ’12, “Temple at Antiochia Ad Gragum: Anta Reconstruction Project” [second reader]<\/p>\n Ashley McNelis ’11, “Lee Miller’s Development as an Artist: The Appropriation of Surrealism in Covering the Second World War” [adviser]<\/p>\n Patrick Greer ’11, “Kant and Bell: Form in Modern Art” [thesis in Philosophy, second reader]<\/p>\n Claire Frost ’10, “Interpreting Usonia: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Baird and Zimmerman Houses” [adviser]<\/p>\n Adam Parison’ 10, “Van Gogh’s Metamorphosis: Japonisme<\/em> and Japanese Art’s Effect on Van Gogh’s Paintings” [adviser]<\/p>\n Kami Lemke ’10, “Italianate Architecture: The Palazzo Vecchio in Massachusetts” [second reader]<\/p>\n Tiffany Racco ’06, “Seicento Naples: Patronage and Painting in the Age of Spanish Imperialism” [second reader]<\/p>\n Kelli Blank ’05, “The Rest Will Follow: Authority and the Early Buildings of the Worcester Art Museum” [adviser]<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Wilson has supervised and read many undergraduate Senior Theses in Art History while at Clark University. Here is a list of titles and authors: Nora Rueffer \u201924, \u201cThe Burnside Fountain: A Story of Failure\u201d [adviser] Emily Abney \u201924, “The Birth of … Continue reading