Category: Hunter
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Underworld by Mai-Thu Perret
Mai-Thu Perret’s show, titled “Underworld,” brings forth a feminist point of view on the production of sculptures and projects by touching on several foundational themes in cultural and historical imaginations. Throughout this show specifically, Mai-Thu Perret elaborates on the beauty of femininity by constructing life-sized sculptures inspired by ancient terracotta depictions of sirens guarding the…
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A Day In The Public Park
This project encapsulates the beauty of New York City’s parks in a form of art. This piece gives a representation of art in beautiful that is imaginative as well as interactive. Instead of just a painting you can live the art piece.
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A Review on Francis Alÿs: The Gibraltar Projects, on view at the David Zwirner Gallery
Francis Alÿs’ Gibraltar Projects explores why a connection between Morocco and Spain remains so challenging despite being separated by only a narrow strait. Learn more about the show while it’s open.
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Handwriting vs. Typing: Exploring the Impact of Note-Taking Methods on Memory Retention
What’s the best way to take notes and improve your memory retention? Is it handwritten or typing? Click on our post to read more!
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The Visible and the Invisible Exhibition Review
My review was on The Visible and the Invisible Exhibition by Thornton Dial. I highlighted specific works of art that were particularly interesting to me and wrote a review on the overall exhibition itself.
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Critic’s Pick: Review of El Museo del Barrio
Head over to El Museo and immerse yourself in Latinx art!
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Noisy NYC: The effects of neighborhood socioeconomic status on noise pollution
This project explores the sources of noise pollution in Manhattan, maps which neighborhoods suffer from the most noise pollution, and correlates neighborhood socioeconomic status with various noise sources.
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“Sign-In” at the CARA
Challenge your perceptions of beauty and women’s work with Tina Girouard’s varying works.
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Review of Cells by Jesse Krimes
This is a review of the gallery exhibit Cells by Jesse Krimes. It examines the deeper meaning of his work.
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Urban Soundscape: An Examination of Noise Pollution in NYC
We examined exactly how noise pollution impacted the health of the human and animal population in New York City, specifically, how noise levels impacted the development of pigeons and bats and the potential health impacts for the average New Yorker.
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The 5 Senses: A Spectrum of the Dreamlike Abstract
Review of Cecily Brown’s “The Five Senses.” Interesting show about abstraction and memory.
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A Journey Through the Eyes of a Flâneur: The Power of Observation
We discover how observing everyday life in NYC can help to reveal new patterns in familiar spaces.
