Creating ‘Framing the Flesh,’ a body of work about bodies Piper Ingels ’24 “Framing the Flesh” is a four-film series created by Piper Ingels ’24, the 2023-24 Meg Reitman Jacobs ’63 Endowed Intern, as the capstone project for her major. Through the screenings, she asks her audience to explore their fascination with and revulsion to unconventional body alterations. Fri, 28 Jun 2024 13:41:30 -0800 An image from Piper Ingels '24's zine depicting a woman with short hair looking down: "Framing the Flesh Film Series" Piper Ingels '24 and Helen Branch ’24 lead a discussion in the Mezzanine Gallery. 2023-24 Meg Reitman Jacobs ’63 Endowed Intern Piper Ingels ’24 (right) and 2022-23 Carole Marchand Endowed Intern Helen Branch ’24 (left) lead a discussion about "Framing the Flesh," a series of four body-horror film screenings intended to engage the audience in questions about the relationship between autonomy, art, and unconventional body alterations. Photograph by Abigail Svetlik ’24.