The importance of personal landmarks in NYC
This is a gallery of my personal landmarks in NYC, where I hope that many realize the value of capturing memories with photography.
The Disconnection of Connection
Art that addresses technology addiction, misinformation, body image, and privacy infringement in the modern digital age
Time Capsule: College at Home
The experiences of one freshman college student: a little lost, somewhat confused, still stuck in a pandemic. Through the lens of the Arts, this project captures the past few months of her life.
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.
Plugged In: The Playlist of the Pandemic
Our exhibit is centered around the art of music because practically everyone can appreciate it during this age. In a time when music has never been more accessible, it is interesting to see what listeners gravitated towards during the difficult times of the pandemic. Furthermore, the music that was released within the past year is representative of the times we have been living in and everything that has had light shed on during the pandemic. We wanted to illustrate this and introduce people to new music through our exhibit. At the end of the viewing, viewers can leave with a new song to add to their library, along with exposure to a new artist they might not have been familiar with before.
Gian Paul Cadillo’s Portfolio
View my favorite art videos and photos from this semester of The Arts in New York City!
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?
Pablo Picasso: An Icon in the World of Art
Without a doubt Pablo Picasso was arguably the most important, recognizable, and influential artist of the 20th century. Over his lifetime there were many turning points in his career and events happening in his private life that really influenced his artworks. Picasso’s works were inspired by other artists before him, politics, society and most notably his muses. His vision led to the creation of some of the most important movements in modern art. His work spans over nine decades of his life with many of them going through several periods and changes in the artists as seen on each canvas.
Comedy as an Art
Cracking jokes in comedy is more than it seems. It can comment on society for conversations through an artistic form of communication. This idea is reflected through Bo Burnham’s “Inside.”
Building Our “Arts in NYC” Experiences
Take a seat, enjoy the show! Then grab my hand, and let’s go! Come along to view some alluring NYC attractions, documented and built right from our eyes.
