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arts and culture at IFE Student Major Placement Field Research Paper VISUAL ARTS CHLOÉ NELSON French Studies, Agency and gallery for New Sources of Art Commissions in France Macalester College Art History contemporary art Art History, The evolution of restoration techniques as a function of the MICHELLE YELLIN Paris studio for restoration of French Studies evolution of techniques in painting, based on a case study of two Goucher College paintings and objet d’art paintings recently received at the Atelier for restoration. MOMOKO ISHIGURO Art History & Pompidou National Center for Art The “Arakian Alibi”: Nobuyoshi Ararki, the Shishosetsu et Brown University Architecture and Culture criticism in the West EMILY FREEMAN French & History Pompidou National Center for Art Womanhouse 2.0 : The evolving use of space by women artists Independent and Culture and architects JORDAN CARTER Modern Culture & Pompidou National Center for Art Art of Participation: Social Sculpture installed at the Beaubourg Brown University Media and Culture Museum GHITA WAHDANI Fench & Art History Paintings department of a major The Artist’s View of the Grand Galerie of the Louvre Goucher College French art museum CARINA KAUFMAN Art History & French Point Ephémère Creative Arts The Forbidden in Contemporary Art and Ramifications for the Wesleyan University Center Art Market ZACHARY MARTIN English Literature & Small French national museum The Museum is Now Open Swarthmore College Art History of modern art, in Paris + painting department of a major French art museum JACLYN NEUDORF Art History Paintings department of a major Recurrence or Renaissance: The new galleries in the Orsay Vassar College French art museum + small Museum French national museum of modern art in Paris JULIA BERRYMAN French & Art History A small French national museum The Orangerie Museum: Between light and meaning, changes Scripps College in museographical identity KERRY BICKFORD Art History Paintings department of a major Fiscal Framework of Museum Donation: Implications for public Northwestern French art museum+The National and private museums? University Institute of Art History YOUNG IN CHUNG Art History & Major contemporary art institute Change in contemporary art institutions in France: A study of an Swarthmore College Psychology in Paris exhibit of comic book art JULIA VAZQUEZ Art History Paintings department of a major Methodologies for Managing Knowledge: Practices at the Brown University French art museum Louvre Museum NANAHO KAMEI Art History, Contemporary art institute How to organize and display an exhibit of graffiti art Brown University Architecture French NIKA TAUBINSKY Urban Studies & Art events production agency New sources of contemporary art commissions from the Church Brow University Art History GEDDES LEVENSON Visual Arts Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin Sophie Calle: Art between reality and fiction Brown University (contemporary art) ALLISON PERELMAN Art History Administration of a major French An Evaluation of the New Audio-Guides of the Louvre Museum Brown University art museum MADELEINE PHINNEY Art History Modern and contemporary art An analysis of space-time implications of the work of artist Felix Smith college institution in Paris Gonzales-Torres CAROLINE GRUBBS French & Art History Galerie Les Enluminures The History of a Unique Art Collection: The medieval rings of the Swarthmore College (medieval art gallery) the gallery “Les Enluminures” AMANDA LEE Psychology & Visual Photojournalism services of the A Comparison of the Treatment of the Subject of Immigration in Brown University Arts Ministry of the Interior the Magazine of the French Interior Ministry and in Three Major Daily Newspapers ERIN SHIPLEY French Photojournalism services of the The Intersection of Artistic and Documentary Photography Goucher College Ministry of the Interior HARRIS SOLOMON French Studies International Photo Agency Magnum Yesterday and Today: Revolution/evolution Swarthmore College JENNIFER SCHOLLIN French Paris’ Children Museum Making Art Accessible to Children: The rôle of art in child Goucher College development CAROLYN SHINN Art History & French Paris’ Children Museum The Paris Children’s Museum: A necessary sacrilege The College of W&M PERFOMING ARTS CATHERINE KANG English Studies and Schola Cantorum Conservatory of Children’s Songs: How they have changed over time in French The College of William French Music, Dance, Theatre Arts society & Mary EMILY RIDDLE French Studies Paris-based international jazz Jazz Dance: The history of a metamorphosis Goucher College dance center ANNA RICHARDSON French Cultural organization and theater Using Improvisational Theater Workshops with Youth in Goucher College Disadvantaged Neighborhoods MAUREEN WINTER French French theater dedicated to Actors in Action: An analysis of the social activism of the Théatre Goucher College innovative and progressive drama de l’Opprimé using Bourdieu’s notion of habitus ELISABETH SUGRUE French and Music Paris concert hall and theatre, How to diversify the clientele base of a privately -owned cultural Depauw University privately owned institution (concert hall) in the face of dominance by publicly- funded actors BRENDAN PELSUE Literature & Theater La Comédie Française (national Innovation and Tradition at la Comédie Française Brown University theatre company) CHRISTIE GIBSON Theater Arts Opéra de Paris The Paris Conservatory and the Schola Cantorum: Balancing Brown University act at the top of French musical training LILA DODGE Dance & American National-level dance institute FUSED – or How Best to Support Innovations and Exchange in Smith College Studies the Field of Choreography? KIRIN MCELWAIN Ecomics & Music Ensemble for promoting and The Musical Patronage of Cardinal Charles de Lorraine and the Smith College performing Baroque music Political Ascension of the Guise Family in the 16th century ELIZA WALDMAN French, Music Major Paris-area recording studio Looking for the Voice of Modern French Rock Vassar College KELLY MCGEE Art History Center dedicated to creative Political and Economic Content of Work by Artists of the Mains Vassar College dance, music and visual arts d’Oeuvre Collective ALLISON SHEIN Art History & French C[h]aracter[e]s (theater and film “Foreign” Plays and their Place in Contemporary Theater Smith College production company) CULTURAL AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS LIA DYKSTRA Art History Higher institute of training in cultural What are the Limits of Restauration?: Comparing theory and Vassar College conservation and preservation practice from the 19th century to the present LAURA TIKTIN Art History Association of centers for cultural Recycling a Nation’s Architectural Heritage: Case studies from Wesleyan University exchange France and the US ALICIA NYSTROM Art History International art auction house A Study of Degas’ Bronze Sculptures and their Place in the Art Macalester Market Today EMILY CASEY Art History International art auction house “Multiple Moods”: The art collector’s identity from the 19th to the Smith College 21st centuries SAMANTHA FISCHER Art History International art auction house Experts and Fakes: A symbiotic relationship Smith College JACK POOLE Humanities, Media Rock music weblog and video A music blog / video site and its community: A symbiotic Macalester College and Cultural Studies productions relationship? AARON Humanities and Rock music weblog and video The Blogothèque: Amateur or commercial enterprise? VEERASUNTHARAM French productions Wesleyan University JINA PARK Studio Art, Paris-based fashion brand The Next Stage: Re-positioning a fashion brand on the South- Brown University Economics Korean market LITERATURE/ PUBLISHING KERRY ALEXANDER Creative Writing The Paris Annual Poetry Market Poetry in Translation: Triumph of the impossible? Macalester College SIMONNE BERRY French and English The Paris Annual Poetry Market New Spheres of the Written Word in France: Poetry and University of Virginia Literature digitization ANNA SPRINGFIELD French & English Feminist bookstore and women’s The Shop with Two Faces: Activist bookstore and where it fits Macalester College Studies movement center between commercial and community dynamics. CAITLIN MCKENNA Comparative Online literary review + Art events They Love Me in Paris: American fiction in France Brown University Literature production agency RAMSAY LEIMENSTOLL Comparative France’s third largest publishing Jan Karski: An attempt to broaden the Shoah discourse Smith College Literature & Jewish firm Studies JESSICA BAILEY Psychology Online youth literary review The Impact of Books on Child Development Wesleyan University ALICE HINES Comparative French magazine for fashion and Liberty, Prodigality, and Femininity: The image of women in the Brown University Literature & French women’s issues French press for women MARGARET BESSER French Studies Distinguished Parisian book Le Revue Littéraire and McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern: A Macalester College publishing firm and literary comparison of the approach and contribution of two literary magazine reviews, one French, one American. ALEXANDRA LEWIS French Studies A major trade paperback Publishing for the Young Adult Market: Crisis and transformatin Smith College publishing firm, young adult in the face of new techonologies department ARCHITECTURE CAROLINE SHANNON French, History of Leading French architecture firm How will Christian de Portzampac Reconcile his Sculptural Vassar College Art and Architecture Architectural Style with HQE and LEED Norms for Green Buildings ? HAYOUNG PARK Architecture & International architecture agency Artificial Islands: Why, how? Brown University Economics ELIZABETH DULAC Mechanical Architectural agency A Comparative Study of Two Bridges Designed by the Same Smith College Engineering Architect.
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