Category Archives: Arts at Baruch

Ode to my Finger I went to the Holiday Blood Drive to give blood. The lady was nice and explain to me the form I needed to fill. I filled it. I waited on the line and finally it was … Continue reading →

I went to this information session because I think that the majors at Baruch are not exactly what Iwant. When I went i was surprised at how basic the process was to creat your own major. Basically you have to complete course pre-requesites and make sure … Continue reading →

This play took place in the Engelman Theater and although it was essentially shortened and somewhat performed differently than usual, it was very entertaining.  At its core, the performance still emphasized on the actions of Nora (the protagonist) and the … Continue reading →

        “A Doll’s House,” was a play that was being read in the Engelman Theater right in the Vertival Campus that we heard about on the very same day. Since i had read the actual play i wanted to go and see how … Continue reading →

I was not able to attend a few of the earlier art workshops at Baruch because they conflicted with my schedule, and when i looked for other art workshops that may take place in the near future; there were none … Continue reading →

So i used donating blood as my arts at baruch. I wrote this poem that chronicles my experience. I think it’s not a good poem at all and yes it is true. “Drifting” Silence fills the room. The beeping of … Continue reading →

This workshop wasn’t as interesting as I thought it would be. First of all, I’m not an artist or even close to being one but it still interests me. However, I was disappointed this time. I’m not sure if it was … Continue reading →

A Doll’s house, one of most frequently performed plays in contemporary time is best known for its dramatic development. Nora and Rank, two of the main characters in the play, are a couple whose relationship depends on trust. Rank does … Continue reading →

In this workshop, i learned about the work of…Mercedes i think…i dont remember..:x she likes to draw complicated pictures that represent alot of fruit and vegetables. many of her artwork would be painted with the use of triangles and her … Continue reading →

This exhibition shows the work Mercedes Matter an abstract painter that was born in 1913 and died in 2001.  In this exhibition the public is able to see how her paintings became more and more abstract the older and the … Continue reading →