New York City encompasses architectural diversity that demonstrates various styles and designs. Take a look into the city’s architecture and our unique perspectives as residents and observers of our surroundings.
Seeing Shakespeare’s Macbeth through time travel and a love triangle. Can Macbeth have a happy marriage with Lady Macbeth?
By the time they turn 8 years old, fifty percent of all children have their own tablet devices. Most children use screens for about 7 hours a day, and about 40-70% of adolescents who own phones will be allowed to take them to bed. Unrestricted screen time can lead to several effects on sleep.
Julius Hollinshed, a once humble and likeable actor, is moved to murder another man to become “Macbeth.” His ironic fate brings to focus Shakespear’s warnings against ambition’s fatal charms.
The plastic pollution crisis is an ever-growing threat, and scientists are looking into natural solutions such as fungi to help combat it.
Digital Birding? Let’s take a look at the relationship between native and invasive birds in NY!
Learn about two traditional drums from Nepal and Afghanistan and hear them being played!
Any big city in this world holds unique stories of millions of individuals who feel joy, pain, frustration, loneliness, and love. In the past two years, the pandemic has both connected us and disconnected us in many ways. Through this exhibit, I wanted to share small moments of human connection, where despite being individuals who are all on a rather lonely journey to navigate this world, we all share vivid experiences, feelings, and emotions that though difficult to convey in words, can be expressed through art.
Take a deeper look into the 107th Infantry Regiment that fought in World War 1
Art can be manifested even in the most mundane. This goes hand in hand with the idea of pareidolia, or finding themes and associations in how things are arranged, no matter how random they may be.
