Category Archives: Arts at Baruch

This workshop was an Art workshop that took place at the gallery. I enjoyed this workshop the most because I felt as if this workshop was interaction rather then us having to be spoken too. We looked at different pieces … Continue reading →

I attended the Mercedes Matter: A Retrospective Exhibition on Nov. 17th in the Mishkin at 1 pm.  The gallery was quite overcroweded and there was a long waiting line. When inside i saw  beautiful  portraits that Mercedes had created. I … Continue reading →

I recently visited the Mercedes exhibition art gallery. It was a little crowded there but I was still able to enjoy viewing the exhibits.  Her portraits were very vibrant and abstract.  She also used shapes and fruit in her paintings which I noticed and was able to … Continue reading →

i personally dont enjoy art cuz its kinda boring to me so i didnt like this workshop at all. art is pointless lol

I attended the Mercedes Matter: A Retrospective Exhibition on Nov. 17th in the Mishkin gallery in the 22 second street building at 1 pm. The gallery was very overcroweded and had a long waiting line because only twenty five people … Continue reading →

The art gallery was too crowded. It was difficult to see the artworks because of the crowd. Although I couldn’t see much, the few things that I did see, I did not like. Mercedes, a car, was also the artist … Continue reading →

On Thursday, November 17th, I went to the Art Gallery Workshop at Baruch. The gallery included different works by the same person, many of which were still life portraits. They were all beautiful and elaborate. I enjoyed learning about the … Continue reading →

We attended the Mercedes Matter: A Retrospective Exhibition on Nov. 17th. The exhibition took place in the Mishkin Gallery from 1 to 2 pm. In the exhibition we saw the types of paintings that Mercedes did and why and how … Continue reading →

I went to the Art exhibition today on the 22nd street building. It was rather interesting and a great cultural exhibition. The art featured was a bunch of photographs from an aerial view which things are scene from a much … Continue reading →