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  • The pandemic experience only made the feelings of loss and loneliness develop quicker and deeper but also provided the space to lean into the loss and work through it thoroughly without the opportunity for distraction to take it's place. If it wasn't for the space provided by the pandemic, I don't think I would have been able to process grief as well as I did.
    Title
    Overworking, repurposing, and renewal 4
    CTC-19 Identifier
    070502021-1d
    Subject(s)
    acrylic paintings (visual works)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kenneth Hunter
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    41.8755616, -87.6244212
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of an abstract acrylic painting on a white background. The painting is shaped like an oval, with black lines forming a frame around it. The rest of the painting is many colors swirled together. The bottom left and top right corners are yellow. The right side is shades of orange. The top and center are swirls of purple and green with white highlights.
    Title
    Overworking, repurposing, and renewal 5
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07052021-1e
    Subject(s)
    acrylic paintings (visual works)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kenneth Hunter
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Chicago, IL
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of an abstract acrylic painting on a wooden block with a white frame. The painting is many different colors swirled together. The edges on the right are red-brown and ragged, and the edges on the left are white and smooth. The center is an oval-shaped patch of green and yellow above an intricate oval of many colors.
    Title
    Overworking, repurposing, and renewal 6
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07052021-1f
    Subject(s)
    acrylic paintings (visual works)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kenneth Hunter
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    41.8755616, -87.6244212
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of an abstract acrylic painting on a wooden block with a white frame. The painting is many colors swirled together in an oval shape with a patch tailing it on the left. The top of the painting is blue. At the center, there is a black oval, surrounded by swirls of gold and blue. The bottom is red on the edges, white in the middle, and orange and blue in the center. Black lines trace the shapes.
    Title
    Overworking, repurposing, and renewal 7
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07052021-1g
    Subject(s)
    acrylic paintings (visual works)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kenneth Hunter
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Chicago, IL
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of embroidery held in place by a circular embroidery hoop. The embroidery reads “happy fall” in red, with “happy” at the top and “fall” at the bottom. In the middle are pumpkins and gourds of various shapes and sizes, colored different shades of orange, with a single yellow and green striped gourd on the right. Yellow stars are scattered around the entire piece.
    Title
    Autumn Embroidery
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07072021-1a
    Subject(s)
    appliquรฉ embroidery
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Tessa Kelly
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    East Lansing, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of a watercolor painting of flowers on a white background. Several different flowers and leaves appear to grow out from the same stem. At the top is a dark red flower. Below it on both sides are two yellow flowers and a pink bud. There is a purple flower on the left in the middle and a pink flower with a yellow center on the right. On the bottom is a yellow flower on the left and oval-shaped green leaves on the right. The stems are tied together with a purple ribbon.
    Title
    Watercolor of Flowers 1
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07072021-1b
    Subject(s)
    watercolors (paintings)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Tessa Kelly
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    East Lansing, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • Title
    Promise Song
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07112021-1a
    Subject(s)
    songs (performances)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Ellen Harrison
    Type
    Sound
    Spacial Coverage
    Cinncinnati, OH
    site linkLink to site version
  • IA photograph of a garden in front of a brown house. The garden is lush and green, carpeted in many different types of plants and flowers. Towards the front is a patch of white flowers with yellow centers. Behind it is a patch of yellow flowers. Further back, towards the house, there are pink flowers with brown centers and tall leafy plants. There is a tree with dark reddish-brown leaves in front of the house, behind the garden.
    Title
    Mary's Meadow 1
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07192021-1a
    Subject(s)
    flower gardens
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Mary Austin
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Haslett, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A photograph of a smiling woman standing in the middle of a lush green garden. She is white and elderly. Surrounding her are many different plants and flowers that are taller than her knees. In front of her are white flowers with many petals and yellow centers. On her left are yellow flowers, and on her right are yellow and pink flowers. She is wearing tan pants and a tan jacket over a white t-shirt with text that is unreadable and a bright green sun hat.
    Title
    Mary's Meadow 2
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07192021-1b
    Subject(s)
    flower gardens
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Mary Austin
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Haslett, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A black and white film-processed photograph of a person playing a handheld video game. The person is shown from the waist up. They have light skin, long dark hair past their shoulders, and are wearing a sleeveless shirt. The room they are in is bright and out of focus, except for a black rectangular built-in fireplace just over their left shoulder. The surface of the fireplace reflects the room. The photograph has a slightly grainy texture.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 1
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1a
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A black and white film processed photograph of a person in a brightly lit room. The person is light skinned with dark hair past their shoulders, shown from the waist up. They are looking over their right shoulder; their torso and left arm are blurred by the movement. Behind them against a white wall is a black built-in rectangular fireplace with small flames rising from its base. The glass on the fireplace reflects the person's head and the room. The photo is slightly grainy.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 2
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1b
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A black and white film-processed photograph of a fireplace. The fireplace is long, black, and rectangular, starkly different from the white wall it is set in. Small flames rise from its base. The photo is grainy and slightly blurred.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 3
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1c
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • This is a sequence of images titled “Calcifer’s Curse” or A black and white film-processed photograph of a person reaching for a fireplace. The fireplace is black and set into a white wall with stark contrast. Flames rise from the base. From the right, someone is reaching their arm towards it. The flames hover above their outstretched fingers. The photograph is grainy.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 4
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1d
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A dark black and white film-processed photograph of the silhouette of a person reaching towards a built-in fireplace. There is a stark contrast between the bright flames and the very dark surroundings. From the right, the silhouette of a person’s face is barely visible, and their arm is reaching towards the flames. The flames illuminate their forearm. The photograph has a grainy texture.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 5
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1e
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • A very blurry black and white film-processed photograph. The bottom left of the photo is white flames in a black built-in fireplace. The top left and the entire right side are blurred-out shapes in various shades of gray. The photograph has a grainy texture.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 6
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1f
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • This is a sequence of images titled “Calcifer’s Curse” or “カルシファーの呪い” it follows the narrative of Calcifer from Hayao Miyazaki’s “Howl’s Moving Castle”. This project was inspired by the work of Duane Michals and his sequence work.
    Title
    Calcifer's Curse 7
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07202021-1g
    Subject(s)
    photography (discipline)
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Alec Redding
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Ann Arbor, MI
    site linkLink to site version
  • Title
    Pandemic Slip and Slide
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-1
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Rebecca Cavnar
    Type
    Moving Image
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn, a white unicorn wearing an orange shirt, sits on a pink chair with a laptop on a pink table. To her right, Junicorn’s dad, a brown bull wearing a black shirt, is standing, holding a pot of coffee and a coffee cup. Junicorn says “Dad, I thought you were teaching your algebra class.” Panel 2: Junicorn’s dad says “I’m on my planning hour.” while pouring his coffee. Panel 3: Junicorn says “Your planning hour is NOT for dawdling around this place!” Panel 4: Junicorn’s dad says “Thank you for your fearless feedback.”
    Title
    Junicorn 1
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3a
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A one-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn, a white unicorn, sits with her mom, a human with pink hair, in a teal chair. They are reading a book called “The BIG book of uterus-es”, which has a drawing of a uterus on the cover. Junicorn asks “Mom, do periods hurt because the uterus hates us?”. Her mom replies “I want to say no, but I have my suspicions...”
    Title
    Junicorn 2
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3b
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn’s mom, a human with blue hair, and Junicorn, a white unicorn, sit together at a table with a piece of paper in front of them. Junicorn’s mom wears an orange tank top; Junicorn is only wearing blue undies. Junicorn’s mom asks “Where’s your shirt?” and Junicorn replies “I’m in my own house!” Panel 2: Junicorn’s mom says “So am I! So is Daddy! But our nipples aren’t just flapping in the wind.” Junicorn replies “I’m in my own house! And it’s just. It’s just too hot in here for shirts.” Panel 3: Junicorn’s mom says “Sigh. Okay… Write the verb.” Junicorn replies “But I’m not your servant!” Panel 4: Junicorn’s dad, a brown bull, joins them and asks “How’s the quarantine schoolwork going?”. Junicorn appears to hide in her mom’s mouth. Her mom says “SOh ghoold!” as Junicorn complains “MOM! I’m hungry for lunch!!!”
    Title
    Junicorn 3
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232023-3c
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A five-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn’s mom, a human with blue hair, sits at a table with two chairs, drinking from a mug. Junicorn, a white unicorn, is peeking her head above the table. Panel 2: Junicorn stands up, saying “Mom! You seem lonely.” Her mom replies “You’re sweet! But I’m not lonely.” Panel 3: Junicorn pulls a chair out, saying “You seem lonely! Do you want me to sit with you?”. Her mom says “I ALWAYS want you to sit with me! But I’m not lonely, Junicorn.” Panel 4: Junicorn sits down. Her mom says “Sometimes we all need a friend. In these unprecedented times, it is normal to be lonely or to need a friend just to sit with you. It’s just normal.” Panel 5: Junicorn holds her mom’s hand. Her mom says “Thanks, Buddy.”
    Title
    Junicorn 4
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3d
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn, a white unicorn, lies in bed covered by a yellow blanket. Her dad, a brown bull, is tucking her in. There is a black and white dog next to the bed. Her dad says “Good night!” as Junicorn says “My burrito, please.” At the foot of the bed is the caption “Juniper is finally sleeping in her own bed!” Panel 2: Junicorn’s dad wraps the blanket around her. She says “I want to go cold turkey on bad dreams.” Panel 3: Junicorn’s dad has wrapped her up like a burrito. He asks “Too tight?” and she replies “It’s good. I am ready for my guard dog now.” Panel 4: Junicorn’s dad picks the dog up and puts it on the bed at Junicorn’s feet, saying “Good night!”. Junicorn asks “Will you sing me another lullaby? Sometimes my body knows how to defeat lullabies.” At the foot of the bed is the caption “Unfortunately her bedtime routine takes most of the night…”
    Title
    Junicorn 5
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3e
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn’s mom, a human with pink hair, lays in bed with her eyes closed and her phone next to her head. A round blue speech bubble comes from the phone saying “Settle into your meditation. Take a deep breath in. Slowly breathe out.” Panel 2: The meditation continues with “Relax your brow. Relax your jaw. Let the anxiety slowly slip away.” There is a shadow of a unicorn on the left side of the bed. On the right is a spiky orange speech bubble of someone yelling “MOM!! Mac viruses are MAKING THE ROUNDS AGAIN!” Panel 3: Junicorn bursts in, yelling “MOM! It’s NOT a hoax! It’s real!!” as the meditation continues with “Let the tension drop away from your shoulders.” Junicorn’s mom does not react. Panel 4: The meditation continues with “Surrender to this tranquility.” as Junicorn yells over it “Are you LISTENING?! COMPUTER VIRUSES ARE SERIOUS THREATS!”. Her mom remains in bed with her eyes closed with her eyebrows angled downwards.
    Title
    Junicorn 6
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3f
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn, a white unicorn, sits at a table, closing a laptop with a “THWAP!!!” sound. Her mom, a human with brown hair, is sitting in a chair behind her. She asks “Are you done playing video games with your friends?” and Junicorn replies “I’m careful when it comes to Internet safety.” Panel 2: Junicorn asks “Do you know I always play it safe?”. Her mom replies “Should I be concerned?” Panel 3: Junicorn’s mom stands up, asking “Did something happen online?”. Junicorn replies “My friends left the game.” Panel 4: Junicorn continues “So I logged off, because I don’t wanna get pedophiled by an online stranger!”. Her mom replies “Hurray for internet safety!”
    Title
    Junicorn 7
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3g
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
  • A four-panel digitally drawn comic from the webcomic Junicorn. The title Junicorn goes vertically down the left side. Below it is the caption “By Jude Nevermind, co-written by Junicorn Algebra” and next to it, the caption “Conversations with my kid, an incredible person who also happens to have Autism and Albinism.” Panel 1: Junicorn’s mom lays on a bed in the dark. The panel is drawn in shades of blue, except for Junicorn, who is white. Junicorn, standing next to the bed, asks “Mom! Mom! Are you okay?” Her mom replies “My depression is kicking me in the brain right now. But I’ll be okay soon, so I don’t want you to worry.” Panel 2: Junicorn says “I’m going to put you in a recovery position.” Her mom asks “What’s a recovery position?” Panel 3: Junicorn says “The recovery position is used to help clear the airway of water after suspected drowning.” While grabbing her mom’s arms and legs. Panel 4: Junicorn has turned her mom on her side with her arms and legs bent. Junicorn says “There. Now you won’t choke to death on your own vomit.” Her mom replies “Well, that’s a relief.”
    Title
    Junicorn 8
    CTC-19 Identifier
    07232021-3h
    Subject(s)
    comic strips
    Language
    English
    Creator
    Kate Cosgrove
    Type
    Image
    Spacial Coverage
    Michigan
    site linkLink to site version
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