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Artistic In/Hindsight: Art-Based Oral History Research of the Pandemic

Wu, Yuying

This thesis delves into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of diverse artists' expressions. Utilizing art-based oral history research, interviews with a variety of artists explore their creative processes, contributions to community healing, and potential legay for future generations. Despite demographic limitations, these narratives document the experiences of a generation, shaping life trajectories amidst pandemic-induced challenges.

This project unveils nuanced responses, highlighting adaptability, healing, and resilience. The oral histories collected encapsulate a profound commentary on the enduring impact of the pandemic, providing a time capsule for future generations to comprehend artistic expression during times of crisis.

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More About This Work

Academic Units
INCITE
Thesis Advisors
Starecheski, Amy A.
Degree
MA, Columbia University
Published Here
March 19, 2025

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Art-Based Oral History Research of the Pandemic