What “art” really means
George Gershwin’s classical piece,Second Rhapsody, and Jean-Michel
Basquiat’s, Mona Lisa, are completely different forms of art. To me, they have a lot in common.
Trees in NYC
Learn about the importance of trees on NYC urban ecology, air pollution, and energy savings.
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.
Cell Phones and Sleep: How Cell Phone Usage Affects Hunter College Students
Are Cells Phones Deteriorating Your Health?
What is the Impact on Global Plastic Pollution due to COVID-19?
We will use scientific studies conducted by science and environmental journals that collect data regarding the amount of single-use face masks generated, the amount of single-use face masks that are discarded, the supply and demand chain of medical waste throughout the pandemic.
The Stonewall Inn, Greenwich Village
For my STEAM project, I decided to make some alterations to the landmark that is the Stonewall Inn. My additions were decided based on making the location and neighborhood more “alive” and active towards the message created by the LGBTQ+ community after the Stonewall Riots.
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.
My Identity Mask
A mask depicting who I am, and in some ways, how most people perceive themselves today.
Star-Crossed Lovers
Two star-crossed lovers in Verona… and Jerusalem? Romeo y Julieta and Song of Songs encapsulate the true meaning of love, and show how language can be a work of art.
Our Synesthetic Art Experience
Exploring our experiences growing up with art before and during our art experiences.
