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  • Me: Make a picture of what you think NYC looks like… GPT: Creating…

    Me: Make a picture of what you think NYC looks like… GPT: Creating…

    For our STEAM Festival project, we’re exploring AI-generated art through GPT-4 and DALL-E, questioning creativity, the future of art, and environmental impacts while considering AI’s evolving role in art and inclusivity.

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    Categories: Hong, Caroline, Queens College, Seminar 1
  • Depictions of War Throughout History

    Depictions of War Throughout History

    This exhibit illustrates the evolution of war art throughout history. Depictions of war, which reflect humanity’s complex nature, have shifted with time and technological advancements leading to vastly different interpretations.

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    Categories: CSI, Miller, Christopher & Steve Monte, Seminar 1
  • Mythology In A Modern World: Reviving Myths In Hadestown

    Mythology In A Modern World: Reviving Myths In Hadestown

    My project is an analysis of how Anais Mitchell transformed an Ancient and sort of outdated myth into the timeless show that is Hadestown.

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    Categories: Hong, Caroline, Queens College, Seminar 1
  • STEAM Mask

    STEAM Mask

    This is a mask that is meant to describe myself.

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    Categories: CSI, French, Lisa, Seminar 1
  • Who We Are – Elements of Realism

    Who We Are – Elements of Realism

    Self-portraits are done at every grade level because at every age, it is important to know who you are. Together, in this portrait, we delve into our individual identities.

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    Categories: Cole, Susanna, Hunter, Seminar 1
  • Sasha Smolansky STEAM Mask

    Sasha Smolansky STEAM Mask

    Modern-day feminism in today’s political climate that threatens our bodily autonomy. Where we were at one point in our lives clinging to our mothers for security, society is ripping us away, forcing us to fend for ourselves and rise above the hatred.

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    Categories: CSI, French, Lisa, Seminar 1
  • Melody Wanderers Podcast

    Melody Wanderers Podcast

    We made a podcast exploring the world of art in New York City!

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    Categories: CCNY, Seminar 1, Ziegler, Susan
  • Appreciating Chaos in Basquiat

    Appreciating Chaos in Basquiat

    This project explores Jean-Michel Basquiat’s style and themes like identity and struggle. We created an artwork inspired by his approach, connecting his legacy to my own creative interpretation.

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    Categories: Hong, Caroline, Queens College, Seminar 1
  • The Importance of Grand Central Terminal to Manhattan’s Midtown

    The Importance of Grand Central Terminal to Manhattan’s Midtown

    In a city with hundreds of famous landmarks, one stands out above all. Grand Central Terminal truly lives up to its name, and captures the essence of New York City.

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    Categories: Abraha, Leah, CCNY, Seminar 1
  • Exploration of Self-Identity Through Photography and Poetry

    Exploration of Self-Identity Through Photography and Poetry

    Inspired by a set of 6 photographs I took, I deeply reflected on both myself and those photos to compose a ghazal-esque poem exploring my unique multi-faceted self-identity.

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    Categories: CCNY, Seminar 1, Ziegler, Susan
  • The Vitruvian Spider-Man

    The Vitruvian Spider-Man

    Combining famous superhero Spider-Man with artwork from the Renaissance might be unconventional, and yet, it proved to be an out for me exploration of art history, consumerism, and culture.

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    Categories: CCNY, Seminar 1, Ziegler, Susan
  • Coloring the Streets; How Art Fosters Community in Bushwick

    Coloring the Streets; How Art Fosters Community in Bushwick

    Our project focuses on the connection between art and the neighborhood of Bushwick in Brooklyn. The neighborhood has a rich history of exchanges of land, cultures, and art.

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    Categories: Abraha, Leah, CCNY, Seminar 1
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