Philosophical Zombies
A stop motion film visualizing the boundary between humans and animals, and emphasizing the importance of the human brain’s perception of reality.
YOUTUBE LINK: https://youtu.be/F2mR6ihYoTw
Connections
“Connections” explores the idea that people can transcend their known experiences through learning about the expressions of artists vastly different from themselves.
Benny Goodman’s Impact on the Jazz World
Learn how Benny Goodman became the “King of Swing” and changed the way Jazz music was performed. His rich family history, unceasing ambition, and creative outlook on the music industry each contributed to his unique influence on Jazz in the early 1900s.
Advertisements in NYC
In a business concentrated city like NYC, you won’t ever walk the streets without coming across an advertisement.
An Evening Of Dance
Want to learn more about Harlem? Want to hear about some incredible dancers? Check out our Evening of Dance for Harlem Festival 2021 in Marcus Garvey Park!
The Good Souls: Make the Good Eats (of Harlem)
Description: The Good Souls group focuses on the amazing dishes that bring Harlem together. Included below are various descriptions and cooking videos to showcase the recreations of these dishes from famous restaurants.
Birds Eye View: Bird-Window Collisions in NY
There are thousands of birds in NYC so people tend to turn a blind eye to the ones that have passed away on the sidewalks. Have we all come to the same conclusions on how they passed?
A comparison of 19th century expressionists: Vincent Van Gogh & José Clemente Orozco
An inside look into Van Gogh’s Starry Night and José Clemente Orozco’s Dive Bomber and Tank.
Our Synesthetic Art Experience
Exploring our experiences growing up with art before and during our art experiences.
Two Wonderful Artworks of NYC
Two works of art that I’ve enjoyed most recently are the: “Panorama of the City of New York” by Robert Moses and Raymond Lester inside the Queens Museum, as well as “Letters of Suresh” by Rajiv Joseph, shown at the Second Stage Theater, which was the first play I’ve ever seen in person in NYC, and is an experience I would highly recommend. These works were made in completely different ways, and both have their own flaws, yet that doesn’t make them any less of an art piece.
