Dance: A Magnification of Societal Hardship
After reading The Revolution Will be Danced and Discussing the Undiscussable, the video of Bill T. Jones’ Still/Here made a great deal of sense and …
War Artists Attempt To Suppress Gaza Conflict
Ever since the mid 20th century, the conflict between Israel and Palestine over the Gaza territory has reached significant heights. The extremities …
A New Perspective on Opera
To start off, my take on Opera wasn’t the most optimistic take. I always found Opera to be a bit boring and …
New York City: A Grid of Endless Opportunity
“There is something in the New York air that makes sleep useless.” – Simone de Beauvoir “AMBITION is the path …
New York: On the Corner of Diversity and Opportunity
Tom Wolfe said, “One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years.” …
Revival of History Via Artistic Expression
Vital moments in history often tend to wither away and become forgotten overtime. Societies tend to forgot about how the past has …
New York’s Faith Lies In Our Hands
After reading Cynthia Ozick’s The Synthetic Sublime, from Quarrel and Quandry, an instant connection to E.B. White’s Here is New York struck me. …
The City So Nice, They Named It Twice
From the mere age of six, my infatuation of New York City has gradually heightened to immense peaks, and quite frankly, I …
