Category Archives: Arts at Baruch

Hello again my dear fellow bloggers 😀 It is a very cloudy day outside and I am feeling very depressed… But I have to blog so lets get going 🙂 The Arts at Baruch workshop that I went to is … Continue reading →

I attended the Mishklin Gallery Tour of Mercedes.  My first impression was not a very good one since the wait on the line took forever.  The tour itself was very short, so it was a little upsetting to be on … Continue reading →

The Arts Gallery Tour was intersting but tedious in waiting time. It had many pictures of famous and simple places. It had upclose views on certain things like cups, bamboo sticks, ripples and etc. I liked the introductions of each … Continue reading →

I thought that this workshop was a bit boring and also pointless. I really don’t like art that much. The funny think that happened though was that the lady who directed the tour told us not to touch the walls … Continue reading →

For the “Arts at Baruch” workshop, I went to a Gallery Tour at Sidney Mishkin Gallery. The tour was based on landscapes. We went through each piece of art and our tour guide talked a bit about the technique that … Continue reading →

I would advise anyone who attends this workshop to arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the scheduled time, otherwise you will end up waiting on line in the lobby for a half-hour as I did.  The tour itself wasn’t anything to … Continue reading →

Today I went on a tour of the Mercedes Matter exhibit at Baruch’s Mishikin gallery, and I was pleasantly surprised.  A tour guide led us around the exhibit, and I enjoyed the art we saw.  Mercedes favored drawing still life … Continue reading →

The tour was short because there was a lot of people waiting outside to get into the building to look at the art works. Well, I looked at some of the paintings, some of them seemed meaningless to me but … Continue reading →

As a workshop i attended the art exhibit about he nature of landscaping.  Overall i found the tour very interesting and I am ver much into art.  I like how the photographers were able to use nature as a way … Continue reading →