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St. Ursula from the Apocryphal collection

St. Ursula by Jacob Whayne Dillow
St. Ursula from the Apocryphal collection
Artist Jacob Whayne Dillow
Jacob Whayne Dillow is fascinated with the power dynamic between the Believer and the Believed. They exist in a symbiotic relationship, dependent upon one another. What happens when a higher power is no longer believed in? Is there an afterlife for divinities? In Dillow's Apocryphal, the corporation, Orpheus Initiative, seeks to discover the physical afterlife in all its forms. During one expedition, a caver comes across a purgatory-like space where Christian saints who have been deemed apocryphal, invented, or completely forgotten reside.
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More about RACK: An Experimental Fashion Event 2011

RACK presents bodies of work pushing the boundaries of fashion and costume with performance and sound. Participating artists explore the relationship between culture and the body through originally designed and constructed garments. The annual Experimental Fashion Event is a capstone for students in MICA’s experimental fashion concentration within the Fiber Department. Members of the Multi Media Event class work together for two semesters designing and crafting their own body of work, while working collaboratively to produce a live show. Students present their innovative fashion and costume designs through visually stunning live performances and projected video. The evening will involve more than 150 people—from designers to performers, roving costumed characters, and musicians.