This photograph is of Myrna Colley-Lee with the students and instructors of this EN3414 course section. Myrna is in front of the students and the two instructors, and one graduate assistant, flank the students.
This photograph is of Myrna Colley-Lee talking to the Spring 2025 EN3414 students about her costumes and works. In the first photograph, Myrna is has King Creon's costume laid out on the table in front of her. In the second photograph, she is…
Stelarc’s performance "Parasite" (1997) involved attaching electrodes to his body, which were connected to a search engine scouring the internet for images of the human body. When a match was found, the system would send an electrical impulse to his…
Orlan's "The Reincarnation of Saint Orlan" is a series of performances where she underwent plastic surgeries to alter her face, inspired by famous women in art. She did these surgeries in front of an audience to challenge beauty standards and explore…
This is the Creon costume from the Medea Myth production. The costume consists of a predominately purple robe with red, brown and green accents. Over the robe is a while lace skirt with a floral design, and then several neckties are tied together as…
Stelarc’s "Ear on Arm" is a bioart project where the artist had a prosthetic ear surgically implanted on his forearm. The ear is not only a physical modification but also contains a microphone, symbolizing the merging of technology and the human…