Jawbone: Learning How to Chew

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2021-09

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This artist’s statement outlines my practice as research for costume and scenic design of Jawbone by Meghan Greeley. The production ran from October 16th to the 24th, 2020 at the University Theatre and was directed by Brittany Pack. The following artist statement outlines my process, outcome, and reflection on my work.

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Hari, M. (2021). Jawbone: learning how to chew (Master's thesis, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada). Retrieved from https://prism.ucalgary.ca.

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