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Available in red, white, and blue, this Discover story on Snapchat lays out the current political election in a clear and easy manner, highlighting the Iowa caucuses and the current trends in political forecasting. There is an air of entertainment in the story; funnier and more offhandish than watching a news channel on TV, with less complicated wording that young voters may not yet be familiar with. All in all, I think this is a good idea.
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The Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, New York, is one of the dirtiest stretches of water in the US. Photographer Steven Hirsch has been capturing a bizarre, abstract beauty in the pollution
The Guardian uses photojournalism to portray Gowns Canal’s pollution in a mystifying, visually stimulating way. The beauty of the canal is twisted and mesmerizing at the same time, drawing in readers to the mash of color presented in the photos. The article displays the strength of art and color to convey a message to an audience, as well as the reader’s desire to seek the beautiful unknown. Without even reading the headline the photo alone could draw me in as a reader.Â
Little can compare to the fashion moment the couple pulled off at the Met Gala.
Vogue naming the celebrity couple of our time the best dressed at the Met gala only goes to prove, in my mind, their disintegration of proper fashion critiquing. Instead, their material is working to appease the likes of pop culture today, and in turn, young readers looking for material to understand, relate to, and agree with. I think this article is a disgrace to Vogue magazine, honestly; “..nothing short of dazzling.” What a joke.Â
Super interesting, as they ask Journalists and designers what they see for the future of their craft. Therefore insight into not only the business side but also the visual.
Attorney General Bill Schuette's office confirmed that he plans to make a major announcement Wednesday regarding his investigation into the Flint water crisis.
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This medical mystery — a byproduct of common nasal surgery — has stumped many doctors and scientists, some of whom suspect the suffocating condition may just be imaginary. But that isn't making the...
Late and great artist, Keith Haring, was a man of many skills. His work shined a light on his advocacy for youth in urban neighborhoods, LGBTQ individuals, and those afflicted by AIDs. Haring was an individual who challenged the norms of the art world by seeing everything as a canvas. An artist with an unprecedented and extremely creative ability for choosing his canvas, Haring has created an extensive body of work that unfolds across numerous mediums. His artwork can be found almost anywhere in the city; he is prevalent even in the most surprising places. Visiting some of the places where his art is on display gives one a chance to experience the different sides of him. His work is hosted in vastly contrasting lights, which allows people to view Haring as a dynamic being instead of just an unconventional artist.
The first stop on the list is the public pool on Carmine Street. Alongside the west wall is a mural by Haring that stretches the entire length of the pool. The actual pool is closed to the public until the summer, but to gaze at the work through the fence is no less impressive. The mural is an amalgamation of Haring’s iconic characters. Instead of the usual dancing men though, he created amphibious creatures. Splotches of blue and orange are placed behind each character in a way that highlights their individual actions.
Moving along, the next stop is The New York Historical Society Museum. The museum has the ceiling mural that was taken from Haring’s pop-up shop. The mural, in the quintessential Keith Haring style with large black and white connecting lines, is conveniently located at the front desk so there’s no need to tour the museum to see it. The intriguing part about this piece is the fact that it was once part of something much larger. Having it put into the museum allows the legacy of Haring’s pop-up shop to live on.
The last stop on our little Keith Haring tour is the Cathedral of St. John The Divine on Amsterdam Ave. The building itself is massive from the outside, and truly makes you feel small in stature. Unlike St. Patrick’s Cathedral that’s always full of tourists, this one only attracts a few at a time so the church is usually mostly empty which adds to the eerie atmosphere. The Life of Christ piece made by Haring in 1990 is tucked into one of the small rooms off to the side of the altar.. It is a triptych altarpiece that shimmers in gold and depicts heavenly and earthly figures crowding around an infant in Haring-style figures. Unfortunately, he passed away only weeks after its completion. From the image, it’s almost seems as if Haring knew his time on this Earth would soon be over and wanted to make peace with God in some way.
Revisiting the good/bad design assignment.Â
GOOD DESIGN.Â
