Forced Home During COVID, MFA Student Peter Gynd Paints Tree Stumps in Native Canada
With the COVID-19 pandemic still looming and large gatherings remaining a thing of the past, the Brooklyn College Art Department has continued to livestream a […]
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BC Alum Samantha Noël Talks Tropical Aesthetics of Black Modernism
It was 20 years ago when Samantha Noël last walked the halls of Brooklyn College as a studio art major with a passion for painting. […]
Rainbows, Art, and Teaching, an Interview With Omar Olivera
Written By: Olivia McCaa For Brooklyn College alum Omar Olivera, art has always played an important part in his life, and doesn’t know who he […]
Met Curator Offers Byzantine Art Lecture
Written By: Michela Arlia On Tuesday, Nov. 10, Dr. Andrea Myers Achi, assistant curator in the Department of Medieval Art and the Cloisters for the […]
Prof Eto Otitigbe Talks Importance of Public Art
In a time when theater is non-existent and concerts are rare, art lives on only in public where it is constantly surrounding us, especially in […]
Breaking Into the Art Market: Nancy Elsamanoudi
Nancy Elsamanoudi is an up and coming Brooklyn based artist, but her path is not a typical one. Her parents are immigrants from Egypt. Her […]
NYC’s Whitney Museum Reopens But Draws Controversy
Written By: Stacy Fisch Summer has almost come to an end, and you won’t be able to walk in Prospect Park or ride your bike […]
Artists Who Teach: Tahir Carl Karmali
Originally from Kenya, Tahir Carl Karmali is now based in Brooklyn and teaches at Brooklyn College. He works in a number of different mediums and […]
Artists Who Teach: Stephen Kwok
Stephen Kwok is a multidisciplinary artist whose work often warps the very meaning of what it means to make art. This semester is his second […]
The Monumental Bo Walker
His chin is up, head cocked to the left. Draped over his relaxed shoulders, the tattered cloth extends down and hangs over the solid base […]