Auguste Rodin – The Hand of God
François Auguste René Rodin was a talented French sculptor and generally known as the father/founder of modern sculpture. A talented artist, Rodin was known for his ability to breathe life into his sculptures.
Strawberry Fields Central Park
Thousands of tourists go to Strawberry Fields everyday to commemorate the life of late Beatle, John Lennon. Is there somebody else that we could celebrate for their dedication to John Lennon and to making Strawberry Fields a more welcoming place?
Breaking the confinement cycle
We are often led to believe that we must lead a traditional lifestyle; graduate, work, and hopefully, retire. It is important to remember to embrace other, enjoyable aspects of your life as well, which is what I would like to portray through my illustrations.
Response to “Harlem” by Langston Hughes
Creative art based on the Harlem Renaissance focussing in on Langston Hughes and his famous poem, “Harlem,” in which we respond to in the form of poetry and other media.
Confucius Monument, Chinatown
Confucius traveled to China in hopes for spreading his ideas on morals that would contribute to the restoration of prosperity, justice and order. Similarly, to China, in New York City’s Chinatown generations of family members work together to preserve their community and cultural heritage. The statue of a famous philosopher is a reminder to honor the authentic traditions of the nation.
The struggle to maintain humanity
This triptych explores the development of a child’s perspective of the world throughout the 3 paintings. Aspects of pain, struggle, happiness, and confusion are depicted.
Women Alone in Art: Independence vs. Loneliness
For centuries, artists have chosen women as the sole subjects of their pieces. From photographs to paintings, women have been placed at the forefront of images. However, how do interpretations of lone women vary depending on the artist?
Vignettes
Tasked with creating individual photo-journals, we came to realize that the smaller, isolated moments loomed larger in our memories of our class. As such, we highlighted our photos as vignettes.
Identity as a Mask
Create a mask that is distinctly you. Showcase your identity using a mask.
My Mask
This mask represents what I am about.
