2014 Best in Painting – Jean Lin The Hands The term ecology is brought to larger attention in the recent years, as the environmental issue became such a significant concern in the modern society. Since its existence, human has always been consuming the natural...
2014 Best in Digital Art – Brenda Shih Agnosia Meadow Individuals with visual apperceptive agnosia are unable to group parts into wholes. They have damage to the ventral “what” stream in the occipital cortex. In this artwork, I have illustrated a...
2014 Best in Audio/Video – Lee Rutledge REM by Lee Rutledge http://artsengine.engin.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2020/11/Rutledge1REM-1.mp3 REM Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep is that during which one’s brain activity is heightened and also during which...
2014 Best in Photography – Michelina Risbeck TAR Syndrome Thrombocytopenia-absent radius (TAR) syndrome is the absence of the radius bone located in each forearm and occurs during the development process in the womb. TAR is labeled as a mutation due to a change...
2014 Grand Prize Winner – Trisha Paul I will wear my heart upon my sleeve The heart has long been appreciated as a vital organ in the body, one whose persistent beating sustains human life. During the Middle Ages, the heart fell under the scrutiny of a variety...
