UVM Duo Retells Classic Fairy Tales with New Visuals and Music
Like the Japanese art of kintsugi — taking broken pottery and mending it with gold-dusted glue, giving new context to its breakage and component parts — a creative duo at UVM has taken familiar, traditional fairy tales and broken them down, only to retell them in a new and unconventional way through a short stop-motion animated film.
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UVM’s College of Arts and Sciences Welcomes its New School of the Arts
July 1, 2022 wasn’t just another warm summer day in Burlington, Vermont.
Geography Lecturer Seeks the Hows and Whys of misinformation
The Covid-19 pandemic has ushered an influx of conspiracy theories that have fragmented parts of the American population. Misinformation has cleverly weaseled itself into our community, and it isn’t as easy to remove as it is to insert.
And it’s this sort of information that Harlan Morehouse, a senior lecturer in the Department of Geography at UVM, wants to bring attention to.
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