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Liza Eliano
Columbia students leave the city to explore the other side of art.
It’s slightly chilly. You’re standing absolutely still as a group of students carefully studies every inch of you. Oh, and you’re naked.
Even within our technology obsessed world, nude modeling proves to be a viable way to learn the ins and outs of visual representation.
Liza Eliano explores the powerful place public art holds in the urban city.
In his essay on art, ‘The Renaissance,” critic Walter Pater writes, “Not the fruit of experience, but experience itself is the end.” Pater asks that we delve into our psyches and truly “experience” moments that might otherwise pass us by...
