Culture and identity. A topic not nearly discussed enough in this society.
As social media increasingly molds every individual into a similar mindset, the upcoming generation of millennials are forgetting about their roots. From the language our ancestors spoke, to the land they lived and traveled through, many people hardly know anything about their family background. Art can bring awareness to our cultures.
Continue reading “Culture is Not Entirely Lost… Unless We Let It Be”
You would think that New York City had it all. Besides, the city is home to some of the largest named museums in the world, endless art galleries, and art collections… but what it doesn’t have, is a collection of Isamu Noguchi’s sculptures.
There lies a plethora amount of art institutions spread throughout the streets and corners of New York City. Any individual attempting to visit every museum or art gallery, would need to spend a great deal of time in the city. However, there is one specific avenue that inhabits a handful of the top acclaimed museums in the city, and that lies on 5th Ave, specifically between 82nd St and 105th St. This strip of the city is known to some as the Museum Mile, recognized for its display of culture, including its museums and statues of historic figures.
Who said that a museum can’t be completely devoted to chocolate? Not chocolatier Jacques Torres. Continue reading “Did Somebody Say Chocolate is Art?”
