2024 Class Day Program

CLASS DAY

4:30 pm ∙ Monday, May 27, 2024 Carl A. Fields Center 58 Prospect Avenue

Class of 2024 Travis Kanoa Chai Andrade Gabriel Chalick Alex Chauncey-Heine Daniel Drake Lucy Duffy Gutman Evan Haley Lucia Heminway Natali Kim Noah A. Kreike-Martin Teddie LloydBuckley Emma Mohrmann Cary Moore Ayla-Rose Kapili’ulaokekaupoku Naehu-Ramos Lauren Olson Drew Pugliese Audrey Royall Autumn Shelton Cathleen Weng Magnolia Adelle Wilkinson

Class Day Program Welcoming Remarks

Nathan Arrington · Chair, Department of Art & Archaeology

Guest Speaker

Isabel Wilkinson ’08

History of Art

Nathan Arrington

Practice of Art

Jeff Whetstone · Director, Program in Visual Arts

Program in Archaeology

Nathan Arrington · Director, Program in Archaeology

Awards in Other Programs Nathan Arrington

Awards in Practice of Art Jeff Whetstone

The Herbert L. Lucas Prize in Visual Arts The Jim Seawright Award in Visual Arts

Awards in the Department of Art & Archaeology Basile Baudez · Director of Undergraduate Studies

The Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architectural History The Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art History The Department of Art & Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize

Departmental Honors Nathan Arrington

History of Art Gabriel Chalick Enrique Chagoya’s Fantasylandia: An Investigation of How Chagoya Uses Additive Palimpsest to Examine Iconography.

Adviser: Monica Bravo

Lucy Gutman “Dear Sonya, many thoughts.” An Epistolary Dialogue between Helen Frankenthaler and Sonya Rudikoff.

Adviser: Carolyn Yerkes

Lucia Heminway Painted Studioli: Recontextualizing the Details of Vittore Carpaccio.

Adviser: Carolina Mangone

Natali Kim Andrea Fraser’s Interview-Based Artwork.

Adviser: AnnMarie Perl

Drew Pugliese Sick Joke: Queer Politics, Queer Identity, Queer Humor.

Adviser: Irene Small

Practice of Art Daniel Drake Dichlund (2024): The Production of a Comedy Television Pilot.

Advisers: Moon Molson, Hal Foster

Evan Haley Be Not Afraid.

Advisers: Martha Friedman, Carolina Mangone

Emma Mohrmann So Soft You Can Barely Feel the Seams.

Advisers: Daniel Heyman, Basile Baudez

Cary Moore Plenitude.

Advisers: Lex Brown, Irene Small

Kapili Naehu-Ramos MO ‘ O. Advisers: Pamela Lins, Tina Campt

Lauren Olson I Hear Machines Underwater.

Advisers: Jeff Whetstone, Jessica Stark

Magnolia Wilkinson Reproduction Production.

Advisers: AnnMarie Perl, Troy Michie

Program in Archaeology Travis Chai Andrade There Are No Real Hawaiians.

Adviser: Emma Ljung, Ikaika Ramones

Alexander Chauncey-Heine Gendered Interpretations: A Study of Gender and Bias in the Birka Warrior and Oseberg Ship Burial.

Adviser: Janet Kay

Noah Kreike-Martin Rock, Paper, Coins: Comparing Evidence of the Roman Imperial Cult in Gallia Comata, Hispania, and Britannia.

Adviser: Janet Kay

Teddie LloydBuckley A Toxic Legacy: An Investigation of the Environmental Impacts of Bronze Age Smelting in Sântana, Romania.

Adviser: Satish Myneni

Audrey Royall Archaeology, Intricacies, and Sukenik.

Adviser: Janet Kay, Ra’anan Boustan

Autumn Shelton Death as a Venue of Creation: The Architecture of Antioch’s Sari Mahmoud Cemetery.

Adviser: Beth Semel

Cathleen Weng Four Non-Cemetery Burials in Iron Age and Roman Britain.

Adviser: Janet Kay

Prizes The Herbert L. Lucas Prize in Visual Arts This prize was established in 1998 by Herbert L. Lucas, Class of 1950, and was amended in 2004 to recognize excellence and the quality of a body of work by graduating seniors in painting, sculpture, photography, film, and media.

The Jim Seawright Award in Visual Arts Established in 2009 in honor of Jim Seawright, Professor of Visual Arts, this award is presented annually to a student whose work exemplifies exceptional originality or innovation in any medium in the Program in Visual Arts.

The Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architectural History This prize was established by Mrs. Norman White in memory of her son, Frederick Barnard White, Class of 1883. It is awarded to the student who has written an outstanding senior thesis on the subject of architectural history.

The Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art History Established in 2001 in memory of Frederick Barnard White, Class of 1883, this prize is awarded to a student who has written an exceptional senior thesis on any art historical topic.

The Department of Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize Established by the Irvine Foundation and awarded annually for the most outstanding senior thesis in the Department of Art and Archaeology.

Front Cover: Tiger and Bamboo. Japanese, Edo Period, 1615–1868. Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk. Painting: 146 × 81.4 cm. Princeton University Art Museum, 2017-196. Museum purchase, Mary Trumbull Adams Art Fund.

Back Cover: James Welling, 6824, inkjet print, 160 × 106.7 cm, 2014, Courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner Gallery