Where Are You in All of This?
A curated art exhibit of 4 texts based off on the concept of “concentric circles” titled “Where Are You in All of This?
Art in the NBA
Every year each team in the NBA creates city edition uniforms. These uniforms are supposed to represent the cities that the teams play in. This year the Brooklyn Nets made their city edition uniforms inspire by Brooklyn born artist Jean- Michel Basquiat. Basquiat is known for his raw, messy art with graffiti like text, and that is exactly what the Brooklyn Nets put on their jerseys this year.
Highlighting the life of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Highlighting the late Jean-Michel Basquiat and his contributions to NYC’s art scene; which propelled the genre of Neo-expressionism and spoke to larger sociopolitical systems.
Tosca:A Modern Take on a Classic
An analysis of the more intricate details that went into the production of Tosca. The video includes important aspects such as stage design, costumes and music.
Breaking Barriers
This collection of art symbolizes the socioeconomic and political issues in the United States, all connected through the common theme of breaking barriers.
Yiddish Theater and NYC
New York City is known for Broadway, but there is another side to theater: Yiddish Theater! Come take a look at this enduring art form that has thrived in New York. There will be a particular focus on Fiddler on the Roof.
Rockefeller Pop-Up Art
NYC is known for its pop-up art. An enduring symbol of the city is Rockefeller center. How does the center reconcile its traditions with its popular pop-up art installations?
Shifting Skylines
Welcome to the most beautiful, dynamic, fast-paced, and brilliant city on Earth. New York City’s skyline is constantly shifting; to learn about specific developments in recent years, read our project!
The Diversity of K-pop Music
I discuss the Broadway musical KPOP and compare it to Spring Day by BTS. In addition, I drew two illustrations to represent each.
The Big Apple: A Reinvention of the City Through Pedestrian-Friendly Zones
NYC is undoubtedly a remarkable place— but it could be even better. Find out how pedestrian-friendly zones can single-handedly change that!
