The Matter of Nostalgia
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Inkography is a collection of memories. It is the individual tales and testimonies of a burgeoning art form that allows for fleeting moments to be embodied in a tangible, physical way. An exploration of tattoo art as a material means of memory transmission.
"In the life of any individual, family, or society, memory is of fundamental importance. It is the Fabric of identity"
-Nelson Mandela
-Nelson Mandela
L-Inks
Editor/Compiler
- Mila V
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- It is difficult to describe myself...or anyone, I am constantly negotiating and becoming... but my tattoos stay the same and they can tell you something about me at some point in time and space
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Works Cited
Kosut, Mary. "Mad Artists and Tattooed Perverts: Deviant Discourse and the Social Construction of Cultural Categories." Deviant Behavior 27 (2006): 73-95. Scholars Portal. York University, Toronto. 31 Jan. 2008.
Lutz, Catherine, and Jane Collins. “The Photograph as an Intersection of Gazes: The Example of National Geographic.” FACS 1900a Course Kit. Denise Nuttall. 2006-2007. 95-116
Olick, Jeffrey K., and Joyce Robbins. "Social Memory Studies: From "Collective Memory" to the Historical Sociology of Mnemonic Practices." FACS 4200 Course Collection (2008): 105-134.
Segal, Eric J. "Norman Rockwell and the Fashioning of American Masculinity" The Art Bulletin . Vol. 78.4 (1996): 633-646
Siebers, Tobin. "The New Art." FACS 3500 Course Kit (2007): 217-241.
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Olick, Jeffrey K., and Joyce Robbins. "Social Memory Studies: From "Collective Memory" to the Historical Sociology of Mnemonic Practices." FACS 4200 Course Collection (2008): 105-134.
Segal, Eric J. "Norman Rockwell and the Fashioning of American Masculinity" The Art Bulletin
Siebers, Tobin. "The New Art." FACS 3500 Course Kit (2007): 217-241.
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