Zainab Yaqub is originally from Pakistan but her family immigrated to New York when she was 6 months old. Her interests include robotics, photography, and exploring new places with her friends. She hopes that this program introduces her to fields she’s never thought about before because she has always been focused on STEM but […]
Darius Barnes is from Queens. He is interested in science and design, but likes to read in his spare time. He hopes to get a new outlook on the humanities and arts career field. The objects that have the most influence on his life are his phone, his house keys, his laptop, and his […]
Sadia Zaman is from Lower Manhattan and an avid trivia enthusiast, political activist, and book nerd. Interested in philosophy, psychology, and history, she spends most of her time pondering herself to death. A big fan of the original Temple Run, she hopes to deepen her studies of people and understand our relationships with the […]
Declan Gunn, denizen of Park Slope, is a lover of good books, spirited debate, and writing in third person. He is interested in the intersection between the humanities and the sciences — although in society people tend to delineate the two separately, he believes there’s a lot more grey area between them than […]
Located in front of the American Museum of Natural History, the Theodore Roosevelt Monument is an equestrian statue made of bronze by the sculptor James Earle Fraser. The statue depicts Roosevelt on horseback flanked by an African American and Native American on either side. Roosevelt’s […]
Published in conjunction with the Jewish Museum’s 2016 exhibition, Roberto Burle Marx Brazillian Modernist is a book encompassing Burle Marx’s entire body of work as well as his influence in modernism. The exhibition and accompanying book were made to […]
Issue One of Sniffin’ Glue, a punk zine created by Mark Perry in the 1970s, is a bare-bones publication which Perry assembled using a children’s typewriter, black felt tip pen, stapler, and a Xerox machine. People who aligned themselves with the […]
The Alleles Studios’ Nouveau prosthetic leg cover has a bubblegum pink base, gold detailing and attaches below the knee. The Nouveau was created by designers McCauley Wanner and Ryan Palibroda as part of a growing movement to celebrate differently-abled beauty. The […]
The Liftware spoon is a self stabilizing spoon designed for people who experience hand tremors. It influences society as people with hand tremors are no longer viewed as less capable members of society. The Liftware spoon is a step in the right direction […]
Enlightened Princesses is an art book based on an exhibition that explores the lives of three German aristocrats in the British Court who are on the cusp of the Enlightenment period. Zoe explored how the small design nuances of this monograph […]
