2.  What are dreams?  Does everyone dream?  Do dreams have meaning?

3.  MFA in photography from Clemson University and a BFA cum laude in photography and graphic design from Miami University  Fine art photographer who currently teaches photography at the University of North Texas.  Main focus in her work is exploring the relationship between art and science

7.  Born Aurora, Illinois  Education - Arizona State University, 1971 - 1973  San Francisco Academy of Art, 1969 – 1970  Focuses on looking for objects that can tell stories

10.  Make a list of dreams › Include colors, objects, textures › Include what you feel(emotion), smell, taste, touch.  Research dream analysis to understand the meaning of your dreams.  www.thecuriousdreamer.com www.thecuriousdreamer.com  www.dreammoods.com www.dreammoods.com  Make sketches of things you might have seen in your dreams (objects, people, etc)

11.  Create a collage to reflect a dream  Use multiple types of material/medium  Needs to include at least: › 3 types of medium › 2 three-dimensional elements › 1 image (drawn or found) › 1 text element  Write an artist statement

12.  To Explore…. › The possible meaning behind dreams and how they may reflect things from our life › and translate dreams into art making › the use and combination of multiple types of media/ materials › how symbolism plays a part in dreams and art ( through color, texture, words, and images )

13.  Square piece of cardboard  Gesso to create texture  Acrylic and water color paint  Pencil, charcoal, and ink  Gloss medium  Newspaper, tissue paper, and magazines  Variety of string  Option to bring in other materials that you want to incorporate

14.  What are symbols?  What types of things can be symbols?  How can they be important in a dream?  http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/2/ http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/2/  http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/5/ http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/5/  http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/3/ http://www.thecuriousdreame r.com/articles/read/3/

15.  Dreaming that you are paralyzed can mean: › Feeling unable to make progress of your own accord in your life, or in a particular situation › Feeling held back, especially by your own self, or perhaps even feeling self-sabotaged › Feeling indecisive, ineffective, or overwhelmed › The idea of valuing something that you tend to take for granted in your life  A body part that is paralyzed often means you're feeling impaired or held back in the area represented by that body part. See also the particular body part › www.thecuriousdreamer.com