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Lists - Undergraduate Theses Index

Fine Art: Media

2008:

CHADWICK, Ruth

Technology at the speed of light: developments, innovations and effects


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3903

CHANDLER, David

Avatars identity, community and social interaction in online world


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3904

DICK, Phoebe

Artificial artists: the evolution of mechanised creativity


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3905

FANNING, Cian

Talking with the telephone


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3906

JOYCE, Dillon

Film noir, neo-noir film and Dorothy Cross


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3907

LATHROP, Michael

Understanding dystopian societies in cinema and gaming


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3908

LAWSON, Sarah (Joint Course)

The obsolete body


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3960

MAC NALLY, Enda

Nothing conciliatory, nothing divine: a critical reading of surrealism through the lens of George Bastille


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3909

MC GILL COGGIN, Andrew

The clown and performing artists: a study in their shifting roles and relationships.


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3910

MC GUINNESS, Sinead

Photography as a narrative and its logic of representation. Is the photographic image capable of depicting reality?


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3911

MEIGHAN KENNEDY, Philip

(Joint Course)

Cultural psychosis or the misadventures of Sherman, Viola and Anderson in the world of postmodernism


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3962

RYAN, Fintan

8995 words about Liam Gillick


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3912

PHELAN, Sharon

(Joint Course)

Rhizomisicosmology: simplicity, complexity and emergence in music, science and art


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3968

SAN JUAN, Lee

Shadow, magic and illusion: an exploration through the history of Image-making


B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3913

WARD, Liam

(Joint Course)

Gus Van Sant’s death trilogy


B.A. Thesis 2008

T 3970

2007:

COONEY, Hugh

Internet art: the transfer from an old system to a new one
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3724

DEENEY, Sophia

Looked at – looking at: the female pleasure in the gaze in 20th century cinema
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3725

ELLIOTT, Scott

Simulated compression and the work of Thomas Demand
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3726

FEARON, Adam

Representing desire, desiring representation
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3727

FERGUSON, Mark

Virtual worlds: their effects and consequences
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3728

FORDE, Emma

Cindy Sherman and self
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3729

KELLY, Jessica

Fembots: what androids may reveal about us
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3730

MCCORMILLA, Aisling

Interference: compromised sensory experience in a world of technology
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3731

MOYLAN, Ross

Symbolic attacks, hegemonic retaliation
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3732

NOLAN, Shane

Before, during and after Destricted
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3733

PETERS, Andrew
(Joint Course)

A discussion of the making of four films: Masculin Feminin, Le Weekend, Deux ou Trois Choses and La Chinoise, based on Jean Luc Godard’s statement of intent “not to make political films, but to make films politically”
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3789

TIMMS, Chris

A global periphery: Internationalism and the Shanghai Biennale
B.A. Thesis 2007

T 3467

2006:

ARMSTRONG, Julie Art within art: using appropriation
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3457
BARRETT, Paula
(Joint Course)
Immersion in art and nature: is it possible to access reality beyond representation?
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3458
COSTELLO, Robert Unfinished art: understanding authorship in digital media
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3459
DONNELLY, Paul Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling: a modern-day myth
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3460
FRIEL, Conor The art of David Shrigley: the use of humour for more serious intentions
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3461
KEARNEY, Sophie The art of the crossover
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3462
KERR, Seanan Chris Burden’s ‘Shoot’: an examination with the modern cultural discourse
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3463
MCCULLOUGH, Mark Initiating a dialogue: the importance of street art as a means of communication in contemporary society
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3464
MCGOVERN, Cecelia-Jane From Henry David Thoreau to Christian Marclay via John Milton Cage
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3465
MCGUINNESS, Mairead Art in nature: connections with the primitive
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3466
O’NEILL, Christopher The ends of the worlds
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3467
PRUNTY, Simon Challengers of consensus: pioneers in the field of song writing and comedy who have challenged the cultural consensus as well as the boundaries of their medium
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3468
TIGHE, Alan Manipulating perceptions: Ceal Floyer, Douglas Gordon and Dan Graham
B.A. Thesis 2006
T 3469

2005:

BAKER, Mark Personal documentary, anti-photo journalism and landscape photography
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3369
CORISH, Robert The computer and art: John Maeda
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3370
CUNNIFFE, Edward Film space implied
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3371
DONELAN, James From Daguerre to Nachwey. A look at war photography and the artists behind the lenses
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3372
HALLINAN FLOOD, Robert Digital or analogue? Developments in new photographic media
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3373
HUGHES, Barry Digital democracy of the everyday. The democratic medium and subject
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3374
MACHALE, Fiach Miniature aesthetic: the work of James Casebere
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3375
MAGLOCHLAINN, Ferdia Postmodernist photography: the works of Andreas Gursky and Jeff Wall
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3376
O’DONOVAN, Paul Degenerate art
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3377
SMYTH, Neil Creativity and mental disorder
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3378
TOOMEY, Killian Possibilities of the human form
B.A. Thesis 2005
T 3379

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