As promised, some final projects from the Job and the Arts course.
Untitled by Rhea Mehta
Untitled by Nathaniel Leshem
A fashion collection called "Destruction" by Isaac Robertson
Two scenes from "八苦/The Eight Sufferings" by Freeze Shih
"Space between triangles" by Beatriz Cifuentes
Job's wife by Serina Clemente
Untitled by Rhea Mehta
A scene from "Home, Father, and Disease" by Rain Sheng
Untitled by Nathaniel Leshem
Untitled by Mino Shih
Pinchpots made, smashed and put back together by Juno Stilley
A wind chime by Joana Liu; Job in brass, friends frosted glass
A fashion collection called "Destruction" by Isaac Robertson
A hand-made book by Gou Lee Kim
Two scenes from "八苦/The Eight Sufferings" by Freeze Shih
"Space between triangles" by Beatriz Cifuentes
"Job Confronts God," a scarf by Asa Sanon-Jules
These are only a few from among those willing to let me share their work with the wider class. (Yes, we zoomed it!) There were plenty of others, including powerful stories and essays and some truly remarkable work in sound. It's amazing and humbling that students put so much thought and effort and feeling into a class which was outside their majors - and put such work into final projects in a semester when everyone's guaranteed an A or A-. But of cours this is also the semester things came apart at the seams; the Book of Job witnessed it with us.
