Carrie Yodanis
Research Area
About
Education
Ph.D., Sociology, UNH
B.A., Art History, UBC
Teaching
Research
Inspired by Becker and Du Bois, Carrie works to integrate sociology and art. Her current interests explore art and the body in interaction.
Publications
WRITING
Wearing: Art, the Body, and Distance, Fashion Theory, 28, 613-33, 2024
Getting dressed: Conformity and imitation in clothing and everyday life. New York: Routledge, 2018
Spanish edition: Vestirse. Madrid: Alianza Editorial, 2021
A tale of two Instagram accounts and one rock n roll Indigenous jeweler, Art Jewelry Forum, 2024
Make the friendship bracelet, Art Jewelry Forum, 2023
Why is our jewelry so #*%! happy?, Art Jewelry Forum, 2022
Are some ideas too big for jewelry? The art of Karin Jones, Art Jewelry Forum, 2021
Well-made: The range of Bill Reid’s life and work, Art Jewelry Forum, 2021
Who wears what big jewelry?, Art Jewelry Forum, 2019
Couple clothes, Contexts, 16, 65-67, 2017 (with C. Mniszak & S. Lauer), 2017
ART
Group show, Inconspicuous Interference, Baltimore Jewelry Center, Baltimore MD, 2026
Group show, Whatever, Galerie Lewis, Quebec City, QC, 2023-24
Group show, Unearthed, Craft Council British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, 2022
Group show, [Play]ground: a space for exploration, Port Moody Arts Centre, Port Moody, BC, 2019
Additional Description
Core Faculty