Category: 2025
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Peer Mentor Reflections
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Reflection
I would like to see some more modern art in the American art exhibit in the future. Having representation of art from different eras is very important. The American art exhibit does a fantastic job as this, but there is not much modern art representation. Modern-art needs to be preserved so that this era can…
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UNION PORCELAIN WORKS Water Filter
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Reflection
In the nude section of the 5th floor gallery, a piece titled “My Friend Will Be Me” by Sasha Gordon stands out boldly from the rest. It shows a persona of the artist, a woman with otherworldly purple skin with a big smile, in the middle of painting a nude study of herself, which had…
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Reflection
Going into the Night at the Museum as a pre-med student, I initially thought the event wasn’t really for me. Sure, the Art Majors would probably have a blast, but what relevance could art have to my field or future goals? Then I spoke to an upperclassman friend who was taking a Human Anatomy class,…
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Reflection
Bring a Folding Chair: A Portrait of Shirley Chisholm by Bisa Butler When I saw this art, I was struck by the color contrast in it using unique shades. At first, the green background made me think of nature and calmness. I even wondered if Chisholm was connected to environmental activism. But I realized that…
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Reflection
In this museum, I see the universal struggles I and many other New Yorkers face in our everyday lives. There are artworks in the museum that address severe underlying issues in not only this city, but this nation as a whole. A prime example of this is Sebastian Errazuriz’s “We are the 99%,” a provocative…
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Reflection
I can relate my current major, accounting, to the Night at the Museum due to the ways you can interpret different pieces. While me and my group were walking around, I realized each of us had different opinions when it came to determining the purpose and meaning of the different pieces. Accounting isn’t just about…
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Iago’s Mirror
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Reflection
Iago’s Mirror by Fred Wilson was the piece of art that stood out the most to me. After endless minutes of walking around all the exhibits on the fifth floor. On the fourth time, I fully looped around all of them and including a quick bathroom break. The intricate designs on the black mirrors were…