News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The 1988 “Apocalypse” exhibit – created by artist Keith Haring and writer William S. Burroughs – served as a groundbreaking display of AIDS’ destruction and stigma. Story by Eddy Prince
‘Apocalypse’ Doubles As Keith Haring’s Farewell and Reflection of ‘80s AIDS Epidemic Read More
CITY COLLEGE — “It is brilliant,” said Met visitor Ruthord M., who also viewed the exhibit at a preview. He hopes many people will view it and come away with a better understanding of the value of African American art, he said. Story by Sebastian Paredes
Met Opens Groundbreaking Harlem Renaissance Exhibit Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The People’s Forum offered to display the artwork and titled the showcase “Rehousing of a Censorship + boycotted show at UrbanGlass.” The exhibition remained on view until March 21. Story by
Zoe Del Percio-Evans
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The group hosted its “Brushes of Resilience” event to show solidarity with Palestinian students and give individuals an outlet to express their emotions about the Israel-Palestine conflict. Story by Jason Lin
Bridges For Yemen Club Hosts Therapeutic Art Event Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We’re thrilled for New York City artists to transform collection trucks into roving works of art that will add a bit of flair to our neighborhoods,” said Department of Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
DSNY Program Promotes Neighborhood Sustainability, Art Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“I do feel in awe of a lot of the artwork here because it’s really mesmerizing,” said one student. Story by Melina Giorgalletou
Art Exhibition Explores Black Self-Representation Read More