December 2014 – Confluence

"News" superimposed on a background of a Gallatin downstairs lounge area.

Confluence hosts debut issue of “Bridging Culture & Nature”

by Allyson PatyPosted on December 5, 2014April 17, 2015News

A new publication created by editors Taylor Brock and Haley Gaston, Bridging Culture and Nature is a journal of images exploring the intersection of art and environmentalism. For the month of December, the pieces in the first issue, which come …

UNNLEASH

by Rayne HolmPosted on December 5, 2014December 5, 2014Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

A re-design of the UN's North Lawn

Yams

by Robert ClintonPosted on December 5, 2014December 5, 2014Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

"Most people I know back home have no connection at all to the food they eat...I went to NYU-Accra with this framework in mind: I wanted to see how Ghanaian people interacted with their food."

New [Found] Life

by Dorothy LamPosted on December 5, 2014December 5, 2014Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

Exploration of immeteriality and found objects

The Noble…

by John BelknapPosted on December 5, 2014February 2, 2015Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

" perhaps she has lost—or found—herself in the darkness of the woods."

Global Design

by Students of Peder Anker, The Architecture & Urban Design LAB, and Mitchell JoachimPosted on December 5, 2014December 5, 2014Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

Exploring the possibilities for scaling design solutions to address global warming.

LifexCycle

by Natalie JeremijenkoPosted on December 5, 2014December 7, 2014Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

Cross-dressing bicycles to popularize the presence of critical nonhuman organisms.

Bridging Culture & Nature

by adminPosted on December 5, 2014October 1, 2018Interdisciplinary Seminar

A journal of images by students and professors exploring the intersection of art and environmentalism.

Leave No Trace

by Haley GastonPosted on December 5, 2014January 5, 2015Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

So what if things go extinct?

Central Waste Park

by Taylor BrockPosted on December 5, 2014January 5, 2015Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

What would it be like if there was a toxic waste site directly in the center of Central Park?

Water & Oil

by Nicole SchenkmanPosted on December 5, 2014January 5, 2015Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

Seeking contrast and cohesion between the "natural" and its opposite.

The Bauhaus Timeline

by Timoth Husson and Rayne HolmPosted on December 5, 2014March 10, 2015Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

A history of The Bauhaus through design.

The Mountain

by Nicole ShaubPosted on December 5, 2014September 10, 2018Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

How does the grandiose and beautiful natural world view the human world?

Agblogbloshie

by Andrew Harvey and Sabine TeyssierPosted on December 5, 2014September 10, 2018Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

A glimpse into life in Agblogbloshie, Ghana

What’s the Difference?

by Kristina SokourenkoPosted on December 5, 2014September 10, 2018Interdisciplinary SeminarPortfolio

What does it mean to be green?