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 […]
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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 […]
I Know More Than I Can Say Installation
Written By Paola Sacerdote Take a trip down memory lane to a time of an unforgettable situation. With his new art installation “I Know More […]
“Manhattan Beach”: A Review
Reading over winter break was less than I had hoped. One book I read was Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan. You might have seen this […]
The Actor’s Life By Jenna Fischer: A Review
Written By Michela Arlia Any real fan of The Office knows to watch only up until season seven when Michael Scott leaves, because it’s only […]
Care, Community, And Queerness In Ak Jensen’s Studio
When he moved to New York in 2015 from a small town in the Netherlands, Ak Jansen had already completed his undergraduate studies in textile […]
Art All Day Event Held Across Campus
The Brooklyn College Art Department hosted the expansive and all encompassing Art All Day on Saturday, November 9th. The event, which played out as a […]
Color, Art History, and Leisure in MFA Student Mike Serafino’s studio
The studio is riddled with old and new paintings, sketches, tubes of oil paint, palettes, brushes and jars of thinner. If you’ve ever seen an […]
Texas, New York, California: Garry Winogrand in Full Color
Two standing figures, in one projection purchasing a ticket from a “Mad Mad World” box office, in another contemplating a Coca-Cola machine. Posing in front […]
Shattered Identity in Tiger West’s “Mirror”
I entered the Leonard and Claire Tow Theater at around 1:30 on Thursday, October 10. As I made my way to the box office, I […]