Title
DOI
10.17077/etd.4uec7946
Document Type
Thesis
Date of Degree
Fall 2014
Degree Name
MFA (Master of Fine Arts)
Degree In
Book Arts
First Advisor
Julia Leonard
First Committee Member
Timothy Barrett
Second Committee Member
Emily Martin
Third Committee Member
Sara Langworthy
Abstract
Towards a Just Landscape is a multi-part project about the 49th Parallel, the 20-foot swath of clear-cut that divides the US from Canada along its International Boundary, as it physically marks the landscape between the Lake of the Woods and the Northern Rockies. More specifically, it is a project about the portion of the border swath that runs through the center of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, dividing in two an area of land reserved to commemorate international peace and good will between two nations. Comprised of three artist's books, these works each address the political and ecological consequences of the border clearing on their surrounding landscape in their own unique way, and together seek to reimagine the way we interact with border regions.
Keywords
Book Art, Borders, Papermaking
Pages
23 pages
Copyright
Copyright 2014 Anne Lindsey-Alvey Covell
Recommended Citation
Covell, Anne Lindsey-Alvey. "Towards a just landscape." MFA (Master of Fine Arts) thesis, University of Iowa, 2014.
https://doi.org/10.17077/etd.4uec7946
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