it is my very own morning by Corrine HutchinsonPosted on April 28, 2017December 1, 2020 "today/ wings are pinnacled/ on the body/ (just for fun)/ with hot pink thread" Advanced Writing CoursePoetrypoem
War (or Lack Thereof) on Gender by Gillian LeedsPosted on April 28, 2017December 1, 2020 The Winter Soldier testimonies of 1971 and 2008 demonstrate the detrimental effects of gendered roles in times of war. CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminargender masculinity violence war
Your body is a catechism by Sojourner BrownPosted on April 28, 2017December 1, 2020 "Don’t tell me 'bout his hands—if they shook, how fast he could run." Gallatin ReviewPoetryChildhood cosmos earth growing up poem race
Fashioning Feminism by Tia Elisabeth GlistaPosted on April 28, 2017November 24, 2020 Can fashion really be a tool for advancing women’s political, economic, and social equality? CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminaradvertising consumerism fashion feminism gender patriarchy
Colfax by Paul PinsonPosted on April 24, 2017November 24, 2020 "I stand before a statue of Schuyler Colfax in Colfax, California." Fiction. FictionGallatin Reviewcalifornia solitude
To Have a Giant’s Strength by Alice LambertPosted on April 23, 2017November 24, 2020 Measure for Measure opens on a character renouncing his position and relinquishing his power. But does he? CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminarmanipulation power shakespeare
You Say You Want a Revolution? by Anaiza HahnPosted on April 21, 2017November 24, 2020 Can consumer awareness change labor practices in the garment industry? Interdisciplinary SeminarResearchconsumers corporate social responsibility fashion labor
Celestial Beginnings by Emilie LaRockPosted on April 21, 2017September 5, 2017 Works in ink and watercolor that depict "worlds outside our own." Gallatin ReviewPortfolioink watercolor
Hiho, or Howling Jack Harlow by T. J. BrayPosted on April 20, 2017November 24, 2020 “A spell is something a lot of people call a lot of different things. Some call it dementia. Others say amnesia. I just call it getting old.” Advanced Writing CourseFictionfamily memory memory loss music summer
A Body of Work by The Editors and Allyson PatyPosted on April 18, 2017November 24, 2020 An experiential tour of the Whitney Biennial 2017. Independent ProjectPoetryart poetry
The Female Body, Covered by Julia Winfield WilliamsPosted on April 17, 2017September 5, 2017 Is fashion designed to restrict and subordinate women, or can it be a source of self-identification and liberation? CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminarfashion female bodies feminism history of fashion julia winfield williams
Aesthetic Bliss? by Walker LandgrafPosted on April 14, 2017November 24, 2020 Should we evaluate art for aesthetic qualities or its ethical position? Can these approaches be reconciled? CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminaraesthetics ethics formalism lolita nabokov
Listen to Me by Salomé EgasPosted on April 5, 2017November 12, 2020 A theatrical collaboration between NYU Gallatin students and immigrant students from the International High School at LaGuardia Community College. DramaGallatin Arts FestivalVideoidentity immigration oral history
Eastwick Ummah by Jonaya KemperPosted on April 4, 2017November 24, 2020 "What do you think of when you think of Muslims? Chances are you are not picturing the largest demographic of American-born Muslims in the United States: Black American Muslims." Photographs of a mosque in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Gallatin Arts FestivalGallatin GalleriesMA ProgramPortfoliocommunity new jersey race religion
Ballad of Anthony Crawford by Quanda JohnsonPosted on April 3, 2017November 24, 2020 "What is it to love America?" Audio. AudioDramaGallatin Arts FestivalMA Programamerica american dream american history family gaf17 performance race
