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I am a multidisciplinary artist based out of Brooklyn, New York. I grew up in New Jersey and began with drawing and acrylic painting. That eventually led to wood work and aerosol. When the world isn’t in a pandemic, I travel the country painting large scale murals. Currently I’ve been doing a lot of casting and sculpture work. I tend to jump around...
I was always into science and nature growing up, so my favorite museum is the Museum of Natural History. For art, I’ve always loved the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim. Being from New York, as far as museums go, they are pretty much a staple.
It’s warming up in Brooklyn so soon I’ll begin doing murals again. I didn’t travel last year because of the pandemic so hopefully this year a bit more of that can resume. My sculpture work is also going to venture off in other things I cant say just yet, but it explores different ways of art distribution.
MULTI ARTS CAMP music.art.dance.theater.culture Sign up by the week or for all three weeks Wk 1- July 8-12 Wk 2- July 15-19 Wk 3- July 22-26 Half day option: Entering Grades K-4 in fall 2024 Mondays-Fridays 8:45am-1pm $250/week for local residents or $700 all three weeks $265/week non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents or $750 all three weeks
new york foundation for the arts fy19 annual report |july 1, 2018 to june 30, 2019 please visit our website at www.nyfa.org for more information on all of our programs. image: erin o’keefe (fellow in photography ‘19), blue boy, 2019, archival pigment print, 50” x 40”
Mar 10, 2022 · Their summer camp has three options: SummerArts is a series of multi-disciplinary workshops for children who want to explore the literary, visual and performing arts. JazzCamp immerses kids in music — they play/sing with peers while learning from some of New York City’s finest musician.
As The New School approaches its centennial, it remains on the cutting edge—attracting active scholars, artists, and pacesetters who deploy creativity and innovation to challenge the status quo. In New York City, Paris, and online, The New School enrolls 10,000 degree-seeking students in more than 130 undergraduate and graduate programs ...
Jul 8, 2019 · In the fall 2018 graduate seminar “Painting and Literature,” students studied paintings inspired by literature and, inversely, painters and paintings as protagonists in novels and short stories. For Nord, the 19th-century novel in particular lends itself to this kind of interdisciplinary study: “ [The novel] encompasses the whole world of ...
