Harmony in Defiance
Our experiences this semester battling internal and external pressures and their impact on our identities.
How Certain Climates Increase Spotted Lantern Fly Appearances in the Urban Landscape of NYC
A correlation study between Spotted Lanternfly observations made on iNaturalist and humidity levels and temperature from 2020 to present.
How does proximity to bodies of water contribute to species richness of birds in the five boroughs of New York City?
In this project, we look to see if there is correlation between proximity to bodies of water and the species richness of birds in the NYC area.
The Lost Perspective Intended to Be Seen: What is Absent?
In this curatorial project, artworks that utilize this theme of absence were displayed to demonstrate that understanding art is not solely meant to be done through sight alone, but also requires contemplation.
Time
Society changes, sometimes positively, and sometimes negatively. As people of the new generation; we need to acknowledge the past, access the present, and develop the future to better society.
Study on the relationship between urban human population and pigeon population via observation and iNaturalist data
How does human population density in NYC affect the pigeon population?
The Erasure of History in NYC
Exploring the destruction and erasure of cultures in New York City and how this can be remedied and taught through art.
Road Trip With Us
The theme for our zine revolves around our identities as New Yorkers. Our scrapbook theme is chronologically organized from sunrise to sunset to nightlife in the city. As New Yorkers, we are able to gain the ability to not only travel around the different boroughs: but also to travel around no matter the time of day. We are able to view the same scenery, the same landscape, the same environment; in both a new light and a new perspective.
Our New York Love Letter
Do you say “waterfall” or “airsip”? In our city with such a myriad of culture and traditions, come take a little glimpse into each of our lives as we show you how we have navigated living life in a city filled with wonders!
Taste of Harlem
Taste of Harlem is a Juneteenth Food Festival in Marcus Garvey Park. We’ve created a hands on experience that highlights traditional and modern ingredients, along with foods that show how culture is passed down through generations.
