Professors (2016)
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- Abstract
- Albert Bierstadt
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- art
- A Storm in the Rocky Mountains
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- Canvas
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- death
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- John Biggers
- Landscape
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- portrait
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- temple
- two ivans and oksana
- valerie hegarty
- Web of Life
- woman
The Wild West
by: Sharon Huang, Ashley Kurian, Italia Hernandez
It was interesting to see that we could come up with our own observation about art!
Brooklyn Museum Visit Video
by: Jyothis Johnson, Earvin Chen, Lauren Wu, Nir Krawczyk
It was fine but it took longer than expected to finish. But we did learn quite a bit about video and audio editing.
Tagged Bertram Hartman, Landscape, moose, Trinity Church, Trinity Church and Wall Street, urban
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A beautiful forest… “Forest Scene” by Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Pena
by: Ariella Trotsenko, Odette Colangeli
Seeing all the beautiful work in the Brooklyn Museum really opened up our eyes to what amazing art New York City has to offer. Now, as students, the opportunity to take upon the advantage of what we have, is easier than ever. This piece, “Forest Scene,” is a magnificent painting done by Narcisse Virgile Diaz, and demonstrates a magical and whimsical scene that will bring you back to childhood memories. We hope you enjoy our conversation that we had about this painting from the Macaulay Night at the Museum!
Tagged autumn, brooklyn museum, diaz, fall, forest, forest scene, golden, magical, Media Arts, museum, nyc, painting, scenery
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The Pound Cake the Satyr Ate
by: Rick Mathews, Brett Barshay, Shawn Mathew
It was nice. neat. fantastic.
A Storm in the Rocky Mountains
by: Jessica Mele, Anika Nabila, and Shariq Mohammad
It was an interesting experience because it was unlike anything we’ve done before. It was a chance to look at art from a different perspective. Although we’d been to museums before, we’d never actually stopped to reflect and talk about the art. We learned that behind the pretty colors, there are many meanings.
Tagged 1866, A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Albert Bierstadt, Landscape, painting
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Brooklyn Museum – Avarice
by: Rachel DeCesario, Devin Dougherty, Jonah Estess, Nicole Turturro
We enjoyed being able to engage in an intelligent discussion with new friends about interesting works of art. We gained a more “trained eye” when looking at art.
Tagged art, Avarice, brooklyn museum, corn, discussion, Macaulay, modern art, sculpture
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Virgin and Child with Four Angels and the Redeemer
by: Sheena Chin, Seung Ah Choi, Tiffany Fan
The overall experience at the Brooklyn Museum Night for Macaulay students exceeded our expectations. For instance, the three of us in the first place, are not really museum-y artsy people so we assumed it’d just be really boring. However, going to the museum at night is a totally different experience. Because there less people around, students were allowed to scatter to every corner of the museum. On a personal level, we were allowed to better connect with these works of art and that was really cool.
Tagged European Art, Florentine, Italian, painting, Zanobi Strozzi
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Apple Gathering – Jerome Thompson 1856
by: Michele Bradley and Levy Rozman
Well, something happened with our audio recordings so we weren’t aware of the details regarding the peoples’ work that we stole. However, I’d say that the project was fun, although in my opinion, Sony Vegas is better than iMovie. I nevertheless found that this was a fun and engaging experience that allowed me to realize others talents and interesting perspectives that are at times different from my own.
At the end of our video, we included an 1856 symphony by Antonín Dvořák called Humoresque.
Tagged 1856, apple gathering, Jerome Thompson
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Brooklyn Museum Piano Tree
by: Amandeep kaur, Tahsin Alam, Emily Dana, Alexandra Szilagyi
Interesting. Very enlightening, we did not know how to use GarageBand and iMovie, and so it was a learning experience.
Art can have many different interpretations, and can come in many forms.
Tagged art, Billie Jean, blossom, Brooklyn, Fruit, Piano, Strange, tree, Unexpected
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Vase at Brooklyn Museum
by: Sharon Pang, Harika Thambireddy
This was a unique experience for us, in which we were put on the spot to describe art in a different manner. We were able to have a conversation about this piece and learn more about various perspectives of art. It was a challenging, yet enjoyable time spent at the Brooklyn Museum.
