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Category: Gillespie, Benjamin

  • Fragments of Humanity: Exploring Bruno Catalano’s sculptures on Park Avenue and What they are Missing

    Fragments of Humanity: Exploring Bruno Catalano’s sculptures on Park Avenue and What they are Missing

    No series is complete without including the feminine perspective. Ruth Bader Ginzburg contributed an immense amount to New York and the country as a whole, bringing in the feminine perspective where many believed it was unnecessary. Now let’s look at what RBG contributes to Bruno Catalano’s Travel to New York series.

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • A Love Story

    A Love Story

    This collage has pictures that focus on different aspects on the lives and story that the couple have lived

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • Little Island, Big Impression:  The Intersection of Immersion and Nature on Little Island

    Little Island, Big Impression: The Intersection of Immersion and Nature on Little Island

    I decided to recreate my own “Little, Little Island.” I made my own replica of the park itself, and the major details that stood out to me.

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • Bang!: Impressions of Banksy

    Bang!: Impressions of Banksy

    An exploration of Hammer Boy by Banksy, a controversial piece of street art located in the Upper West Side. It has been debated, protected, and vandalized— how do New Yorkers truly feel about it?

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • Unknown Heroes of History

    Unknown Heroes of History

    I placed a symbol next to each woman so that anyone could understand what each woman did.

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • An Appreciation to The Angel of the Waters

    An Appreciation to The Angel of the Waters

    A collage and a short series of poems that give an appreciation and recognition to one of the most iconic places in New York, The Angel of the Waters.

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1
  • A tribute to South Asian Actresses

    A tribute to South Asian Actresses

    Highlighting South Asian actresses!

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    Categories: Baruch, Gillespie, Benjamin, Seminar 1

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