One of my favorite shows that I watched during quarantine was The Queen’s Gambit. The combination of Elizabeth Harmon’s killer outfits and the outstanding interior set design captivated me at every point of the plot. In this post, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite Beth Harmon outfits as well Read more…
I’m currently taking an Archaeology in Pop Culture course, where we dedicated a week to discuss the depictions of neanderthal culture in popular culture and contrasted it to neanderthal’s actual abilities to produce works of art. Because of movies like The Croods which highlight the differences between modern-day humans and Read more…
Oftentimes, we find ourselves musing over design masterpieces and various famous artworks, yet we neglect the impressive art and design that lies right in front of us. In honor of the impressive designs on Penn’s campus, I’ve identified three of Penn’s architectural wonders to spotlight in this blog. First off, Read more…
In modern-day society, some people define art as a diverse and creative range of human activities that express the author’s imaginative or technical skill, coupled with underlying symbolic meaning. Although we are the only species that produces art and designs with symbolic value, we are not the only species that Read more…
How the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit uses color to convey emotion. During winter break, my family and I decided to go to the Van Gogh Exhibit in Birmingham, AL because it was a limited-edition exhibit. The exhibit was broken up into three sections – his life in quotes, a transition Read more…