Esta semana, hemos explorado variantes de la composición y los diversos factores de esta que influyen para una persona pase más tiempo contemplando, analizando y atraido con imágenes que creamos en la fotografia, recordando que nosotros somos los que decidimos … Continue reading LIC, Mi Barrio workshop – Week 3
We went for a field trip at Noguchi Museum and Socrates Sculpture Park. We were really welcome at the Noguchi Museum that let us do a self guided tour. We focused in comparing the work of Noguchi with Tom Sachs, … Continue reading The Space in Between – Week 3 – Noguchi Museum Field Trip
After almost two months, we have finally came to our graduation day! This is by far the largest graduation we had at New New Yorkers. More than 30 people (some are invited friends) joined our graduation ceremony and potluck party. Each students gave a presentation of their book and received their certificates.
Today we had a nice group of photo enthusiast eager to learn more. We learned about exposure and Macro. To practice everyone brought something from the own Culture. Carmen brought a poncho from Colombia, hand weaved and a small balcony … Continue reading LIC, Mi Barrio workshop – Week 2
This Saturday, while we were waiting on our books to be printed, we went to Chelsea for a field trip. Our first stop is Printed Matter, where we were greeted by Chinese artist Yuchen Chang, who introduced us Printed Matter’s history and some of their books. Then we went to High Line Park and took some photos. In the end we visited some Chelsea galleries, including Klein Sun Gallery where their staff Ms. Tang Rui introduced their current shows.
p.s. To submit book to Printed Matter for review, here’s the link: https://www.printedmatter.org/submit
In our first encounter at the library we learn about the participants a diverse group, adults in different ages from different countries like Nicaragua, Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico, Perú, Dominican Republic. All with different stories to tell but they all have … Continue reading LIC, Mi Barrio workshop week 1
Sami discussed some of the political dimensions of traditional Syrian music, as part of a panel conversation on links between the present conflict and historical migrations. Other panelists were Todd Fine, president of the Washington Street Historical Society, a nonprofit that … Continue reading Music Tradition from Syria and Egypt Week 8
In this first class we did an exercise creating a clay relief. Students prepared the oil clay, feeling the hard consistency of it and how the heat of our hands make the clay to become more malleable to be easier … Continue reading The Space in Between workshop – Week 1
The class reviewed all of the concepts explored in the previous classes, comparing the mood of the different maqams (melodic modes) in the songs “Min Hubbi Fiik Ya Gaari” and “ish-showq mihayyarni.” We reviewed some of the rhythmic patterns used … Continue reading Music Tradition from Syria and Egypt Week 7
Today we shared our storyboards in the class. Each student talked about their stories and how they plan to shoot the story. The stories have three categories, people, animal/plant and still life. See below for their interesting stories.
