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Item Interdisciplinary dialogue photo awards: Finding connection in the age of disconnect(2021) Jackson, Bailea; Knauer, Milo; Fitzsimmons-Frey, HeatherThe Interdisciplinary Dialogue 2021 Student Photography Contest is the result of MacEwan students finding ways to connect to their surroundings during the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 virus forced people across the globe into isolation during the spring of 2020, which ignited a mental health crisis as people longed for companionship. This contest was a way for students at MacEwan to share their experiences through photography with their struggle to stay connected during isolation. The event itself can be an example of how connections could still be made all thanks to technology - we managed to communicate with contestants, form a jury, and organize an Awards Ceremony all through virtual platforms. Through this contest, we received an incredible response and saw the pandemic from many different perspectives. As the pandemic continues, audiences can see that even in the loneliest times we are never truly alone. We have shared in this experience, and continue to do so, but will remember the collaborative efforts from so many which has helped us remain connected to people, our environment, and to things we may not have had a connection to before the pandemic. It is the hope that this project will be a testament to the power of perseverance for future MacEwan faculty and students.Item Share your voice 2021: creative responses to crisis: COVID-19's call to reimagine relations(2021) Kerekes, Jenna; Fitzsimmons-Frey, HeatherThe Share Your Voice project is a collection of Arts and Cultural Management students' reflections on how the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected and continues to affect their lives and how it forced them to reimagine relations artistically, personally, and professionally during this time of crisis. Opening up submissions to Arts and Cultural Management students, the Share Your Voice project encouraged them to think creatively and use their method of choice to create a reflective piece that summarized their experiences, triumphs and challenges over the past year. Share Your Voice project provides a place for students to share all of their thoughts and emotions and be heard during this difficult time.Item Beauty and threat: the effect of the Icelandic landscape on the works of Icelandic landscape painters(2019) Smith, Terry; Latham, AnnettaThis research paper explores the subject of topophilia – a strong sense of place – as it relates to the effects of geography, environment and social influences on the works of Icelandic painters.