The Café Card Players #artinisolation
In this day and age, who needs a poker face when a mask can do it for you? Even in these troubling times, we can still connect with the ones we love while staying safe and healthy.
COVID-19: Race & SES
An exploration of the impacts of race and socioeconomic status on COVID-19 related death rates in NYC!
A Meta-Analysis on the Negative Impacts of Social Media Addiction
This Meta-Analysis looked at what happens when people become addicted to social media, by summarizing 5 studies conducted globally.
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.
Change in Flowering Plants in Queens & Long Island Over Time
How does time affect New York City’s biodiversity? This infographic presents how flowering trees and plants have decreased/increased over twenty years and what contributed to these changes.
How does bat material effect hitting performance?
Companies sell baseball bats and advertise that different bat types have better hitting potential than others. It is important that people are getting what they are advertised.
The Reward for Patience: Impact of Meditation on Stress Levels and Neuroplasticity
We conducted our very own meta-analysis that spanned 3 separate studies. All 3 had a connection to neuroplasticity, which is a combination of adaptive processes in the brain. Meditation’s objective effects were observed, and as such, we were able to infer possible benefits and certain shortcomings the practice has.
Blind Art
Created my name and a whole bunch of weird additions to make my drawing standout
Art Gallery: Flowers
In these troubling times, it becomes difficult to find beauty around us. We, as a society, need to appreciate the flowers blooming around us rather than constantly focusing on the negative aspects of life.
Sara’s Pandemic Playlist
A collection of songs that represent 2020 to me and the reasons why. From songs that everybody laughed at to songs that brought me comfort in the midst of everything.
Savanna’s Pandemic Playlist
The year 2020, quite the rollercoaster. Here is my pandemic playlist, which captures my experience during this unsettling year.
My Pandemic Playlist
It’s true what people say about music soothing the soul. 2020 has been a wild year of changes and events, but one great way to escape reality for even just a second is by listening to music. For this project, I included 10 songs that I find describe the circumstances of the pandemic and events that occurred. Enjoy!
Pandemic Playlist: The Calm and the Concerned
Playlist listened to during the pandemic reflecting some of my emotions.
Waiting for Lefty Scene Rewrites: The Struggles of Minorities in Today’s Society
Each play explores indisputable struggles for minorities in relationships, work-life, and education. Covering interracial marriage, immigrant workers, and the education gap, we magnify this adversity in our plays.
Women, Violence, and Rage: An Art Study
‘I will show Your Illustrious Lordship what a woman can do,’ she wrote to a Sicilian patron. ‘You will find the spirit of Caesar in the soul of a woman. ‘
– Artemisia Gentileschi
– Artemisia Gentileschi
Check out this Exhibition on Femininity and European Art in the 17th-19th Century!
The Impact of Temperature on Murder Rates in NYC
Do environmental factors impact human behavior? Our group researched the correlation between monthly temperatures in NYC and monthly murder rates.
The Correlation Between Median Household Income and Percent Positive COVID-19 Test Results by NYC Zip Code
While we’re all in the same storm searching for shelter, we’re not all in the same boat. From rowboats to superyachts, the quality of each family’s vessel is largely determined by a number of factors, including geography, household size, education level, income bracket, and healthcare accessibility.
Wanderlust
Quaran-Zine is a collection of artistic and literary representations of the pandemic’s impact on our lives and understanding of NYC.
Wanderlust— travel through pages.
Waiting for Lefty Scene rewrite: “Dr. Benjamin and Dr. Barnes”
Our scene revisions modernize Odets’s play by reinforcing the idea of nepotism, while also discussing differences in political affiliation and the struggle of black models in the fashion industry.
Waiting for Lefty Scenes Rewrite: “Interne Episode”
A modern interpretation of Waiting for Lefty by Clifford Odets that highlights social injustice in today’s world.
