Visual arts senior Topaz Winters presents Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead, a tarot deck composed of analogue photographs that follow the story of a ghost as they navigate the living world. Testing the boundaries of femininity, mental illness, race, and the body as a site of both prayer and destruction, Something Dead tells a story of what it means to be haunted and still search for wholeness. With sound by senior Lola Bean Constantino.
Topaz Winters ’23, shares thoughts on her exhibition, ” Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead.”
View the Exhibition
The exhibition is free and open to the public; no tickets or registration required. The Lucas Gallery is open Monday-Friday, 9 AM – 6 PM.
Photo Gallery
Topaz Winters’s senior exhibition, Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead, on view in the Lucas Gallery from April 24-May 5, 2023. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Topaz Winters’s senior exhibition, Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead, on view in the Lucas Gallery from April 24-May 5, 2023. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Topaz Winters’s senior exhibition, Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead, on view in the Lucas Gallery on April 24-May 5, 2023. Photo by Jon Sweeney
An electronic musical experience by Lola Bean Constantino '23 titled Telemeditations_01 provides the sound for Topaz Winters’s senior exhibition on view in the Lucas Gallery from April 24-May 5, 2023. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Topaz Winters’s senior exhibition, Something Dead That Doesn’t Know It’s Dead, on view in the Lucas Gallery from April 24-May 5, 2023. Photo by Jon Sweeney
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