Oh. My. Goodness. Jeff Koons, a renowned contemporary artist who made a porcelain Michael Jackson and larger than life balloon animals, par...
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Hayley Morris: Undone
Undone from Hayley Morris on Vimeo. Stop-action video artist Hayley Morris created this poignant, touching visual metaphor of Alzh...
The Impact of the Humanities in Medical Education (Mount Sinai)
Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Leicester, via Wikimedia Commons Last week I started studying for the United States Medical Licensing Exa...
Not studying
Our first exam is on Tuesday. All tests here are combined, meaning every single lecture from the past three weeks is fair game. What did...
PHOTOS: Bucket Listing STL
I had to update my previous St. Louis bucket list because it was too heavy on spring and summer activities. Since January, I got to all ...
T-shirt quilt
One of the goals I had in the past year and a half was to make a t-shirt quilt with all of those pieces of nostalgia that well represent m...
The Meal
Naught fifteen minutes ago I took part in the group art project The Meal . The idea is to have thousands of people around the country or w...
Tattoo? Piercing? Part II
Now that the ink has dried and skin has healed, I think it's safe to share the story of how my close friend and college roommate,...
Weekends are too short
Every weekend is to catch up on life and to relax. "Catching up" takes one day to run errands and one day to clean house. Relaxi...
Nose piercing? Tattoo?
The past few months I have had a strong desire to spice up my life. The options are: 1. Nose ring. Something teeny tiny like this. Of ...
Indian Art, Chapter 8
I organized a day trip to Mamallapuram on Sunday. Initially, I planned on going alone, but I managed to talk the other volunteers (minus ...
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