The Arts in NYC Fall 2012

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Archive for October 25th, 2012

Never judge a book by its cover

Rubin Museum of Art After walking blocks of Manhattan streets, I finally reached the museum called “Rubin Museum of Art.” The exterior of the building was fabulous. I walked in; the environment and interior design were luxurious and overwhelming. Everything was fabulously covered in gold toned textures and marbles. I couldn’t help but hesitantly walk […]

Dizzy Gillespie

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NY Comic-Con ’12

NY Comic Con was the only thought on my mind in early October. My friends and I counted down the days until it officially began. I was only able to go on Saturday, but it was still amazing. I even got a 4-day Pro Pass because of my friend’s connection. The greatest perk of this […]

Spontaneously Silly Show

A couple of friends and myself were invited inside as we strolled by this unseen comedy club. We all looked at each other and decided to give it a chance, what did we have to lose! One of the ladies led us to a room in the back with a small “stage” and chairs positioned […]

Travel at the Met

Today’s gloomy and rainy weather did not provide me with much enticement to take out my Macaulay Honor’s College Cultural Passport and waltz on over to a museum. However, with a few hours to spare and time winding down to complete my final exhibition review for IDC, I treaded over to my beloved museum – […]

300 Pennies to Speak for Penny

An experience unlike any other, especially in spirit of our recent discussions about rap, slam poetry will rattle your bones and shake the words you can’t find from your lungs. Every tuesday under St. Marks theater, Penny holds his open mic night. While I don’t have a clue who penny is, he’s got quite the […]

The Columnist

So, I realized earlier this week that I’ve had an incredible experience that merits sharing to you guys, and also will fit in for my Performance review. For those of you that don’t know, and that’s probably most of you, I was involved in an incredible program called the Theatre Development Fund, which permitted me […]

Picasso Black and White

With all the mid-terms, I sort of forgot to go out last weekend. But luckily, my Wednesday evening class was cancelled. So, I decided to look up somewhere to go. I found out that Guggenheim is having a Picasso Black and White exhibition. I asked my friend from high school if he wanted to go […]

damla does nycc

Ahh yes, Comic Con. So this was my first year at NYCC, and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing or what was happening. It was awesome. Unfortunately I was only able to go one day — Friday, October 12th. By the time I decided I wanted to go, three day passes were […]