The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
Antonio Garcia stands with his art display in a subway station

Artist Antonio Garcia on Capitalism, Self-Discovery and Staying Sane During COVID-19

By AIDAN LANE
February 20, 2021
students standing onstage under a white curtain, with others kneeling

Theatrical Musings: Adjusting to the Hybrid

By AASTHA AGGARWAL
August 21, 2020
grain of salt e-board and logo

Forget Perfection: How 5 Fordham Students Redefined Magazine Writing

By ALYSSA MACALUSO
July 8, 2020
Photorealist Audrey Flack, the subject of a female-led documentary, said of her own career:

‘Queen of Hearts:’ Female Filmmaking and Art Collide

By ANA PAULA CAMACHO PÉREZ
December 4, 2019
For many New Yorkers, seeing their predicament stated in such stark terms can be more exhausting than subversive.

Lamenting ‘The Commuter’s Lament’

By OLIVIA BONENFANT
November 13, 2019
The MoMA's $450 million dollar renovation has brought new, interdisciplinary spaces for viewers to interact with artwork and experience it in new ways.

The Month of MoMA: Art Museum Opens Anew

By DANIEL HUR and ISABELLA SOTTILE
November 6, 2019
Move over, Lady Liberty. Vine is the new representative of American culture and art.

Vine is the Pinnacle of American Art

By HALEY SMULLEN
October 2, 2019
The Frida Kahlo exhibit,

Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving

By MACA LEON
March 7, 2019
Unlike many installations, “Love Hotel Rooms” allows the viewer to participate in the exhibition by inviting them to recall and recreate a room they once loved or one they have been loved in.

A Different Look at Love

By MACA LEON
February 16, 2019
Bruce Nauman is known for creating neon light displays.

Bruce Nauman ‘Appears’ at MoMA

By LARA FOLEY
November 13, 2018

Art for the “SOL”

By THE MEMBERS OF SOL
October 10, 2018
Despite the fact that about 51 percent of visual art is done by women, only about 30 percent of women’s art is displayed in top galleries. (HERRY LAWFORD VIA FLICKR)

Behind the Brush: Fine Arts Need Better Representation

By AIZA BHUIYAN
January 25, 2018
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