Quaran-Zine Vol. 1: Monuments & Accessibility
Can yOu Neglect New york and its people whEn new york Creates identity and vibrant Togetherness? CONNECT. PERCEIVE. What has quarantine taught us about monuments, accessibility, and perception?
Category: diversity
The Effects of Precipitation on Bird Diversity during the Nesting Season in the NYC Metropolitan Area
Our research focused on the effect of precipitation on bird diversity in the Metropolitan Area from 2015-2020 during the month of May.
The Road to Accessibility: Pandemic Edition
Quaran-Zine is a collection of artistic and literary representations of the pandemic’s impact on our lives and understanding of NYC. We explore the accessibility of spaces throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fine Lines ft. Spices #artinisolation
Quarantine has forced us to distance ourselves from others. However, it has not made any of us any less diverse than we already are. “Fine Lines ft. Spices” brings a desi twist to the original “Marilyn Diptych” by Andy Warhol.
Brian Villani Art Gallery
These pieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art depict various interpretations of nature from artists of different cultures and time periods.
Hamilton: The Contemporary and Historical Contexts
Have you ever wondered why Lin-Manuel Miranda chose such a diverse cast? Do you really know who Alexander Hamilton was? Explore our presentation to find out.
