College Student Attitudes and Perspectives towards NYC Community Gardens
We’ve learned that these communal zones can be more than just a beautified space for greenery. Find out how connected the upcoming generation is to our community gardens.
The Arts in NYC 2021 Portfolio
This website contains a collection of my work completed this semester. It contains assignments completed for class, as well as my own final photography project.
https://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.edu/artsinnyc21sr/
The Effects on Dogs Adopted During the Covid-19 Pandemic Given the Increase of Adoptions
Pandemic Puppies: Examining the effects on puppies/dogs adopted during the Covid-19 pandemic. Has the increase in adoptions during this period positively or negatively effected these dogs?
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.
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.
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.”
Baruch 25 Student Journal: New Beginnings
The pandemic has brought many dark moments into our lives. This project will focus on the bright ones created by it.
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.
The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health of College Students
How the pandemic affected the mental health of college students and what were the causes and future insight.
How do online social norms play a role in zoom and online presence?
Our project analyzed the connections between zoom presence and the online boundaries set by individuals.
