The Harlem Renaissance: Jacob Lawrence
Jacob Lawrence was one of the fathers of the Harlem Renaissance. He spent most of his life in Harlem, which consequently was where he drew most of his inspiration from.
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.
Art Therapy and Its Relevance in Healthcare
A study discovering the effects that art therapy and art-centric activities have in increasing wellness and expediting recovery in a healthcare setting.
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.
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?
MrBrinny’s Mask
If you want to see the mask of a cool guy look at this.
Aaron Douglas and the Harlem Renaissance
This project discusses the start of the Harlem Renaissance, and the influence it had on African Americans, as well as famous artist Aaron Douglas and his work.
Wassily Kandisnky: The Music of Colors
Kandinsky is often regarded as the pioneer of abstract art. But what were some of his influences? Here, I explain his love for both color and sound and how he creates a relationship between the two to evoke an emotional response in his audiences.
Turning Points: Expanding Artistic Perception
Take a spin, and spiral around a collection of maps showcasing the beauty of NYC, and how they have transformed our meaning of “art”.
Sadequain
This project is about a Pakistani artist and one of the most influential South Asian artists of the 20th century.
