Title of Abstract

Dialogue

Submitting Student(s)

Rachel Burkhart

Session Title

Art Expo

Faculty Mentor

Claudia O'Steen, M.F.A| Seth Rouser, M.F.A

College

College of Visual and Performing Arts

Department

Fine Arts

Abstract

On June 24th2022, the Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe V Wade. The discourse over abortion has been heavily debated. This work does not hold preconceived notions or engage in biased conversation. My work acknowledges the persistent discourse on abortion and the many themes that are brought up in those conversations. Dialogue consists of five works being three intaglio prints, a sculpture installation, and a large-scale drawing. The dynamism of the mediums is a reflection of the same complexity as the topic.Each work represents a different discourse surrounding abortion. My intaglio printMidwifery depicts the medical practices/tools, Writhing depictsemotional and physiological perspectives, andTermination depictsdecision-making. The Sculpture installation Dividedreflects on the statistical analysis of the differentiating opinions on abortion in the US. The large scale ink drawing Dialogue is a representation of deeply listening and learning from each other and finding common ground.

Previously Presented/Performed?

35th Undergrad Juried Exhibition, Rutledge Gallery, Winthrop University, Rock Hill SC, 2023 | Winthrop University Showcase of Winthrop University Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors, Rock Hill, SC, April 2023

Type of Presentation

Oral presentation

Start Date

15-4-2023 12:00 PM

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Apr 15th, 12:00 PM

Dialogue

On June 24th2022, the Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe V Wade. The discourse over abortion has been heavily debated. This work does not hold preconceived notions or engage in biased conversation. My work acknowledges the persistent discourse on abortion and the many themes that are brought up in those conversations. Dialogue consists of five works being three intaglio prints, a sculpture installation, and a large-scale drawing. The dynamism of the mediums is a reflection of the same complexity as the topic.Each work represents a different discourse surrounding abortion. My intaglio printMidwifery depicts the medical practices/tools, Writhing depictsemotional and physiological perspectives, andTermination depictsdecision-making. The Sculpture installation Dividedreflects on the statistical analysis of the differentiating opinions on abortion in the US. The large scale ink drawing Dialogue is a representation of deeply listening and learning from each other and finding common ground.