Professors (2016)
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Tag Archives: Macaulay
Brooklyn Museum – Avarice
by: Rachel DeCesario, Devin Dougherty, Jonah Estess, Nicole Turturro http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/10/Brooklyn-Museum-Avarice.m4v 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.
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Tagged art, Avarice, brooklyn museum, corn, discussion, Macaulay, modern art, sculpture
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Her Hips Don’t Lie
by: Jessica Pinto, Nick Arniotes, Jenny Hynes, Kwan Holloway, Matt Rosenthal http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/10/My-First-Project3.m4v (Read in a snobby British accent) This experience was utterly life-changing. We learned that art is present in more things than tea and crumpets, but not more than … Continue reading
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Tagged brooklyn museum, Get Monet, Macaulay, Standing Woman, Statue
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The Lost Pleiad
by: Shirley Yau, Ariel Yuan, Aishwarya Bhatia, Bhavana Lalwani, Xiaoji Zou http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/10/The-Lost-Pleiad-Arts-Project.m4v We had an amazing experience at the Brooklyn Museum. We were able to interact with people from different CUNY campuses. It was interesting because we questioned and examined … Continue reading
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Tagged brooklyn museum, Macaulay, Randolph Rogers, The Lost Pleiad
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Prairie on Fire, 1847
by: Merlyn George; Susan Gerlovina; Elizabeth Hobenson; Tasnia Mahmud; Tatiana Malkin http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/09/Macaulay-Kids-on-Fiya-Fire.m4v A picture is worth a thousand words. The more you stare at it, the more you discover about its story. It is interesting how quickly one can analyze … Continue reading
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Tagged brooklyn museum, Cassatt, Damsel-in-Distress, Deas, Fire, Fiya, Macaulay, Macaulay Honors College Rules, Prairie
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Brooklyn Museum Art – Gowanus Canal at 2nd Street
by: Jasmine Boone, Sabrina Kostusiak, Alyssa Strupilo, Skye, +1 memeber http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/09/Macaulay-at-the-Museum.m4v The project was interesting. Once you start analyzing the pieces and going in depth with the art work more questions flow out.
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Tagged class of 2017, Macaulay
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Untitled by Richard Pousette-Dart
by: Jason Vayner, Clark Gentile, Karen Lau, Joseph Chiu, Aychen Halim http://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/mediaarts/files/gravity_forms/9-fc3d6cae33936728c6f74429c844aef2/2013/09/Untitled-by-Richard-Pousette-Dart.m4v The experience was well worthwhile and has taught us much about observing both art and the world around us in a different way than our conventional society tells … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958, Abstract, at, Awesome, Brooklyn, Canvas, City, Clark, College, Gentile, Honors, Jason, Joseph Chiu, Karen Lau, Macaulay, museum, New, Night, Oil, painting, rembrandt, Richard Pousette-Dart, the, University, Untitled, Vayner, York
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