Monthly Archives: October 2010

Our ITF, Karen Gregory, has created a student blog for this class.  This is a site we created so that you have a voice and can post your own questions, comments, photographs, etc. for other students to consider and discuss.  … Continue reading →

Due Nov. 2: Artists are always trying to change our perspective. Their art is an attempt to get us to see and experience the world in new ways. How did the Starn twins (Big Bambu), Katrin Sigurdardottir (Boiseries) and the … Continue reading →

Meet at Bitforms Gallery 529 West 20th Street (between 10-11 Avenues) by 10:15. We are meeting the artist Daniel Canogar whose show “Trace” is on view in the gallery.  Review both Daniel Canogar and Bitform Gallery’s websites in LINKS section … Continue reading →

We are planning to visit the rooftop installation Big Bambu (weather permitting) plus “Katrin Sigurdardottir at the Met” and “Between Here and There: Passages in Contemporary Photography.” Reading:  Sculpture magazine article on the Big Bambu installation (handed out in class) … Continue reading →

STUDENT LED DISCUSSION in class October 26, 2010. Groups are: LITERARY (3-4 students):  Jen, Melissa, Judy, Jonathan MUSIC (2-3 students): Jeannie, Luka THEATRICAL PRODUCTION (2-3 students): Kerishma, Danielle ADMINISTRATIVE (2 students): Abby, Victoria FREUD (2-3 students):  Alden, Desmond, Tom

For those students wanting to learn more about William Kentridge*: ART21 PRESENTS FIRST ONE-ARTIST DOCUMENTARY “William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible,” Art21’s first feature to focus on a single artist, will premier on PBS October 21 at 10 PM EST. The … Continue reading →

Every year Macaulay Honors College students in Seminar 1: The Arts in New York City take photographs for a cross-campus exhibit. This year we welcome our partner campuses from the University of Nevada, Reno, the University of Indianapolis, and Finger Lakes … Continue reading →