Banksy’s Residency In New York City: Notorious For More Than Just Graffiti
A three-episode comic strip featuring Banksy’s residency in New York; the anonymity, the adaptability, and the audience that led to his rise to stardom.
The History of Tango in Argentina
Learn a little bit about the history and cultural mixture that makes up tango, a musical genre from Argentina!
United through Break Dancing
Break dancing is an art form that has brought many countries together and express themselves in front of other various countries and learn each other’s traditions, values, religion, and beliefs.
Dean Martin: The King of Cool
A detailed insight into the life of Dean Martin, known as the “The King of Cool”. An acclaimed entertainer who dominated the media of the mid-20th century with his charming personality and Italian American style.
Carebican
Our restaurant provides the flavors of Guyana with a savory dish with the Ghana Azonto dance to keep you grooving in your seat as the flavors set in.
Vytynanky & Dombra Festival
After extensive research on the cultural art styles we decided to combine Vytynanky and the Dombra by creating an event where people would indulge in making a papercut design to apply on to the Dombra. The event will finish off with everyone playing beginner songs with the Dombras they designed with Vytynanky.
Falafel and Festejo Mashup
Experience Peruvian Egyptian fusion cuisine! Try some spicy falafels while dancing to festejo music.
Flutter Bye-Bye
A look at Monarch Butterflies in NYC, their population, migration patterns, and proposals to protect them
Ecuador’s Repetitively Old Remix of Old Music
I want people to be intrigued to the difference in music culture that an old song in Ecuador did for the country. People will capture the amazing polarities of the Ecuadorian music.
Zen Rani
With an unlikely and odd pairing of Raga music and an ordinary Colombian peanut, we created a unique event that combines the serenity of Raga and the delicious peanut snack.
Dean Martin: The King of Cool
A detailed insight into the life of Dean Martin, known as the “The King of Cool”. An acclaimed entertainer who dominated the media of the mid-20th century with his charming personality and Italian American style.
Bhangra
The Genre of Bhangra Music originating in Punjab, India
The Truck. (Joel Pazmino)
These animals need to be noticed. All of them. Look inside to find out more.
The History of Tango (Amelie Ghirardo)
Learn a little bit about the history and cultural mixture that makes up tango, a musical genre from Argentina!
Fresco – Merengue Night
Come dance the night away at The Macaulay Queen’s Lounge Fresco-Merengue Night! We will be creating Freco style artwork through the magic of Merengue dance. Featuring a reunion performance from the famous Las Chicas del Can.
Nakshi Kalypso (Nasir Anderson, Raheem Mohammed-Abraham)
Calypso music and Nakshi kantha meet to create this brand-new art form! Calypso’s upbeat melodies and deep, impressionistic lyrics weave Caribbean rhythm into this traditional, multipurpose style of weaving.
Klezemer : Eastern European Jewish music (Ayelet Goldstein)
Klezemer is a genre of Eastern European Jewish Music that dates back to the middle ages! Klezemer uses classical instruments for a lively and energetic sound that has lasted through the ages
The Met Gala: Fashion and Celebrities (Samiha Haque)
The Met Gala allowed designers to present their one-of-a-kind creations. However, how does fashion transcend mere style to become a powerful form of expression and a significant art form?
The Essence of Soca
A dive into the world of the indigenous music of Trinidad and Tobago. Heard everywhere within the country and beyond its waters, soca has truly lived up to its name as the “soul” of the islands.
The Green I Have and The Green I Get 💸🌲
Do you find that the nearest park is a walk away? Are the parks in your neighborhood almost non existent? The median income of your neighborhood might unfortunately play a role on why that’s the case.
Harmony and Expression in Liberia! – Analasia Foster
Watch this video to learn some interesting facts about Liberian art and dance and the outlet that allows for creative expression. You might recognize some forms of dance or even relate them to your
Bee-O-Diversity
Dive into our bee-utiful adventure! Buzzing through New York City and Nassau County, we discovered that the concrete jungle’s got more bee species than the suburban scene! Forget what you thought about urban life – bees are giving the suburbs a run for their honey!
The Effect of Emerald Ash Borers on Ash Trees in New York
Discover the impacts of the invasive Emerald Ash Beetle on Ash Trees in New York. These bright green beetles are tiny but have a massive impact on the delicate ecosystem of New York.
History of Celia Cruz
Brief history lesson about who the Queen of Salsa is.
Nylah Rouse: Barbados’ Undiscovered Musical Charms
Barbados is a vibrant Caribbean country that’s not very known to people around the world. Barbados’ cultural dances, festivals and music are all brought to light in this video.
STEAM Video- Fania! By Sean Leary
Fania records was the dominating source of exceptional salsa music through the 60’s and 70’s. It was a stunning and vibrant showcase of latino talent, roots, and joy.
Ishay Ribo’s Successful Modern Take on Jewish Music
Learn more about Ishay Ribo’s groundbreaking Jewish music which connects Jews from all walks of life and how he became the first Orthodox Jew to perform at Madison Square Garden.
Jennifer Gujda: Polish Folk Dancing
In my video, experience the heartbeat of Poland through its five national folk dances – Krakowiak, Polonaise, Mazur, Kujawiak, and Oberek. Rooted in centuries of history, these dances mirror the customs and lifestyles of the Polish people, weaving a tapestry of beauty, pride, and tradition. From the elegance of the Polonaise to the spirited dynamism of the Oberek, each dance tells a unique story, reflecting the nation’s rich heritage. Join me on a captivating journey through the vibrant rhythms and intricate movements that encapsulate the soul of Polish culture.
A Comparison of Lady Beetle Abundance & Diversity In Urban vs. Rural Areas
Have you thought about the last time you saw a ladybug? We did, and we realized we haven’t seen any in a while! That’s why we decided to conduct a study looking at the abundance and diversity of Lady Beetles in Urban areas compared to Rural areas of New York State.
Matisyahu
Hasidic Judaism and Reggae. Did you think those two terms would be in the same sentence? Come explore Matisyahu and his journey in spirituality and music.
Leaping on The Concrete Stage
Joffrey Ballet School has been part of NYC’s dance history for 60+ years. Our Prezi and painting presents Joffrey’s significant history, values, and ongoing impact to the world of dance!
How Does Climate Change Affect Fish Species Observations?
Our project links climate change with fish populations using Macaulay Honors College BioBlitz data. We’re showcasing how rising temperatures and environmental shifts directly affect fish species, highlighting the significant impact of climate change on aquatic ecosystems.
Kimchi Grooves
Kimchi Grooves – combining two cultures with the love of music and cooking.
The Art of Protesting
If art can be political and protests can be political as well, can protesting be considered art? This idea will be further explored in our zine.
Shashmaqam: Rachel Pakan STEAM Festival Project
Shashmaqam, meaning “six modes,” is an ancient Central Asian music tradition originally performed in Islamic communities that was spread to the United States and Israel by Bukharian Jews.
Bengali Cultural Non-Profits: The Bridge between Bangladesh and the USA
This is a website that talk about how Bengali cultural organization helps to bring Bengali culture into the USA while including western value to make it accessible to enthusiastic non-Bengalis.
Spider-Verse in the “Art of New York”
My video essay where we hangout and analyze the released Spider-Verse movies discussing how New York is included in the movies, and why animation is art!
What’s So Great About New York?
In this project, I explore what it means to be a part of a subculture in New York City using two of my favorite films/tv shows.
The Art of The New York Philharmonic
Music has been near you all along! Near the Macaulay building, a phenomenal symphony orchestra presents its talents for everyone to see. Dive in to the hidden roles to when it comes to making this happen!
Untitled (Radiohead)
Experience the fusion of Basquiat’s iconic “Untitled (Skull)” painting with the mesmerizing world of Radiohead album art. Click to explore this unique blend of visual and sonic art!
Ishay Ribo
This video explores French-Israeli musician Ishay Ribo and his popularity amongst both secular and religious Jews all over the world.
A New Way To Enjoy Momos
A mashup between Mexican artwork called artesanias and Nepali dumplings called momos, we demonstrate how to make momos from scratch using artesania bowls.
The Evolution of Bollywood Music
Explore the evolution of Bollywood Music through the decades and gain insight on the different styles it encompassed to create what we know today as modern Bollywood music.
Colombian Cumbia
Step into the vibrant world of Colombian Cumbia with traditional drums, indigenous flutes, and the elegant twirls of the traditional dance.
Ghost of NYC Past
Inspired by Banksy and “Style Wars,” Jamaica Ave and the J train get a blast from the past. Based in my hometown, I illustrate how the trains used to look when graffiti was on the uprising.
Hispanic Music and Culture in the U.S.
The video goes over one of the biggest singers of our time, Selena Quintanilla.
Ari Sacks- My Little Town
Music by Contemporary Jewish Artists Reflecting on the Holocaust and How it Affects Modern Secular and Religious Jewish Values .
Banksy: Mainstream or Subversive?
Two zines in one examining both sides of the debate on whether Banksy is now a mainstream artist.
The Waves and Crashes of a Dance
This is an analysis of a cultural dance that is significant in Mexican culture, that goes into a general understanding of traditions and their impact on society in Mexico.
Rishall Studio
Our project features a poster that advertises a hypothetical event that we came up with. The event is a mashup of two cultures, Jamaica and Uzbekistan.
