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In the world of young musicians, I have yet to find one as impressive and talented as Lorenzo Vaccaro. Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Vaccaro has made many strides in the music world during his time...
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Freedom, but at what price? “The free bird thinks of another breeze” “But a caged bird stands on the grave of […]
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Hi Aleks. I think our mood diaries are most dissimilar. While I focused on the surface meaning of the play, you seemed to have found a deeper meaning that you conveyed through your song selection and...
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I think our mood diaries are most similar. First off, we used the same (great) song from Django Unchained, a movie that, while quite brutal, captures the struggle that African Americans faced during...
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Prior to the release of 1989, I really disliked Taylor Swift. However, when I listened to her album the other day, I gained a new appreciation for her music. I think I didn’t like her because she...
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Considering business as a form of art is a different approach to taking on the art world. We never really view business as a form of artistic expression. Lanchester’s book gives a fact-oriented world a...
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Someone looking closely at her feet and examining the pigeons In reply to - katie wrote a new post, Creative Project 2: Leave Me Be, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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An anxious person is overwhelmed by the environment In reply to - Victoria Maxham wrote a new post, Creative Project 2, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Split personalities dragging someone in two directions In reply to - victoriahsiao wrote a new post, Creative Project 2, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014
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A person with short term memory loss visits the same places many times In reply to - Aleksandra Kluter wrote a new post, Creative Project 2: Circle of Life, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall...
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Simon and Garfunkle would appreciate the alternating sound and silence In reply to - nicolettearapis wrote a new post, Creative Project 2, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Trumpet is blaring People walk, fountains running Where is it going? In reply to - danmunson wrote a new post, Creative Project 2, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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going for a stroll with rob and pigeons. In reply to - Timothy Diep wrote a new post, Creative Project 2: Nature, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Documenting the mating practices and childrearing of dogs and humans In reply to - mariamyrian wrote a new post, Maria Myrianthopoulos Creative Project 2 (CP2) , on the site The Arts In New York City...
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A person has a out of body experience and sees things in slow motion and then high speed when going back into the body In reply to - Jess Torres wrote a new post, In Life and Death, on the site The...
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No one pays attention to the trumpet player except the videographer. In reply to - Alan Shabatay wrote a new post, Creative Project #2-New York’s View of the “Trumpet Man”, on the site The Arts In New...
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Men manage to sleep trough a cacophony of irritating noises In reply to - Ezra wrote a new post, Moments of Serenity in a Circle: Creative Project 2, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Sounds like the American Horror Story opening sequence In reply to - Alanna McAuliffe wrote a new post, Earth to Earth, Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust., on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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An evil teacher is clawing against a chalkboard, torturing young students In reply to - Zaris Mota wrote a new post, Ghostzilla, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Reminded me of The Beatles’ Revolution 9. In reply to - Lauren Schneider wrote a new post, The Sound of Music Takes Madison Square Park, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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A leaf falls off a tree on an extremely windy day In reply to - Michelle Sheu wrote a new post, Vomit at the Forefront, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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A dog with a short attention span takes a walk In reply to - Jessica Kraker wrote a new post, Creative Project 2 : Stalker Squirrels, on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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A war veteran tries to retrace his steps to discover who he used to be In reply to - nikitakhalid wrote a new post, Madison Square Park: The Experience , on the site The Arts In New York City Fall 2014...
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Someone is making her way downtown, walking fast, and faces pass as she’s homebound. In reply to - Dana Frenkel wrote a new post, A Comical Documentary with a Dash of Suspense …, on the site The Arts...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Feature Article Proposal, on the site...
For my feature article, I will be attending the off-Broadway show Lennon: Looking Through a Glass Onion on November 6th. The show is performed by John Waters and Stewart D’Arrietta, and features the...
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Art often is the central focus in many cities’ economic development. For a city like Paris, whose economy is supported by tourism, financing these museums is crucial for keeping the city thriving....
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It’s great that Black-ish is doing well this season. ABC has been branching out from their usual white-led shows with new programs, like Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder. Those shows not only...
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Taylor Swift made a bold move by taking her music off Spotify. I have actually never used that streaming service, but I frequently use Pandora and iHeartRadio to listen to the music I don’t want to...
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You brought up an interesting argument in your last line: Is it ethically wrong to risk lives like this? I have seen the Wallenda stunt, and I think that he is doing what he does because he wants to....
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Mood Diary: Death of Klinghoffer, on the...
I am afraid for myself. You would have done the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4JqBrC-EAM You embraced them!
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Feature Article: Interpretation or...
In many biographical productions, both on stage and on screen, casting directors tend to focus their attention more on finding an actor who looks the part, rather than finding an actor who can act the...
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Hi Nicolette. I think our mood diaries are similar. Even though yours is mostly made up of pictures, we were trying to achieve a common message. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has caused so much...
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I think our mood diaries are dissimilar. Whereas you focused your attention on an analysis of terrorism and the conflict that the opera presents, I payed more attention to the tone of the characters’...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, NYT Blog: Silent Protest, on the site...
It seems that now, more than ever before, the world is devolving into the tyranny that many works of fiction of the past have described. The censored and martial society that 20th century novels, like...
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Like many classic art forms, it seems opera is slowly dying. We live in a world driven by technology and our attachment to cells phones and social media have nearly destroyed the connection that we...
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This was a really interesting article. I remember the moment during Beyoncé’s performance at the Video Music Awards when the screen behind her declared her a “FEMINIST.” It was incredible to watch how...
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This video was great. It took a different spin on what we have been studying in class, focusing on the transfer of a piece of “art.” Your shots were great, and I thought the day-to-night spinning clip...
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Amazing video. From the rapping to the bloopers at the end, your video kept me laughing the whole time. While you did highlight important social issues, you did so in a way that made it entertaining to...
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You guys did a great job on this video! I think my favorite parts were the opening and closing shots of the trains pulling in. You guys managed to incorporate all of the lessons we learned this year in...
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Wow! This video was amazing! Your editing, acting, music, and effects were all so interesting. I love the theme of the video because you basically make a joke out of all these “self-help” television...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Hot Topic: Amniotic Fluid Tests Could...
Katherine DeLorenzo hot topic Presentation Popular article: http://www.youthhealthmag.com/articles/26793/20151109/obtetrics-premature-birth-amniotic-fluid.htm Research […]
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, A Tale of Two Cities: New Amsterdam and...
Before New York was the gridded city that we know today, it was first merely a handful of streets and canals at the tip of the island of Manhattan. In the 1650s, New York was known as New Amsterdam...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Clandestine Colony: The History of...
Russell Shorto turns the history of Manhattan as we all learn it in elementary school on its head in his book, “The Island at the Center of the World.” When most of us think of the history of...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, All About the Hamiltons, on the site...
Alexander Hamilton was, and still is, one of the greatest statesmen of American history. Hamilton was an orphan from the Caribbean islands who immigrated to New York and found great success. His...
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New York City’s skyline is always changing, as new buildings go up and old ones come down. This constant fluctuation of construction and deconstruction is what makes New York the city that it is known...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, The People's Palace: Why Should We Save...
In Chapter 4 of Max Page’s book, “The Creative Destruction of Manhattan,” the author creates a contradictory argument to the one originally proposed in the introduction of the book. Whereas in the...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, The Puppet Master, on the site Shaping...
Robert Caro’s The Power Broker is hailed as one of the greatest biographical novels of the 20th century, and for good reason. Caro crafted an exceptionally detailed and well supported argument of what...
View Articlekatherinedelorenzo wrote a new post, Everybody Hurts, on the site Shaping the...
Power can be deadly, not only for the one wielding it, but also for those around. In these later chapters of The Power Broker, we see how Robert Moses’s extreme use of power causes deep wounds for his...
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