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Repetitive Acts Now

Peacock, Leigh K
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This paper explains at the intersection of Memory theory, Feminist Theory, Existential Psychology, Faith and Contemporary Art, I have found a way to embrace and integrate memories and experiences into my art and be a more fully integrated, emotionally healthy person living fully in the present moment. I articulate my exploration of the broad concept of memory and addressing unresolved negative memories in order to realize healthy change in forming my identity.

Through art and philosophical research I have found substantial corroboration, conceptually supporting my information supporting my Post Minimal art making process. I employ memory evoking materials through the use of repetitive acts and strict self-imposed rules throughout the art making process, communicating ne living in the present moment, embracing yet uninhibited by their past.

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2011-05-13
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Research Projects
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Memory, Identity development, Individual memory, Cultural memory, Traditional historical documentation, Non-traditional historical documentation, Feminism, Feminist documentation, Feminist art, Pattern and Decoration movement, Existentialism, Post Minimalism, Christian Boltanski
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Peacock, Leigh K. "Repetitive Acts Now." 2011. Thesis, Georgia State University. https://doi.org/10.57709/1956259
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2011-04-26
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