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Introducing the “I’m Late to Class”
Classic Everyday Ice Coffee Need a quick drink before you go to class just order a IM LATE TO CLASS with your choice of: Whip Cream, Caramel/Chocolate syrup
#New #York #City #NewYorkCity #Manhattan #LowerEastSide #LES #10002 #Milk #WHOLEMILK #TheShopNYC #NewDesignHighSchooñ #NDHS #baristas #Coffee #StudentCoffeeShop #StudentBaristas
Introducing the Strawberry Berry:
Childhood Classic! Hershey Strawberry Syrup with your choice of milk, Whip Cream & sprinkles! it will make you feel like you’re watching cartoon classics at home on a Saturday!
Products: @hersheys @reddiwhip @derle_farms
#New #York #City #NewYorkCity #Manhattan #LowerEastSide #LES #10002 #Strawberry #Milk #StrawberryMilk #WHOLEMILK #TheShopNYC #NewDesignHighSchooñ #NDHS #baristas #Coffee #StudentCoffeeShop #StudentBaristas
What a perfect way to kick off June!!
Sustainable Fashion at @newdesignhigh - stop by on June 2nd to witness some of the most creative and ICONIC looks created out here at our very own New Design High School!
Suggested donation of 10$ for all outside visitors
On the Mic will be our very own Influencer and Staff Michael “Cas” Casiano @c40z - 🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎
we have our amazing Alumni and Brooklyn Renown DJ @donis.bk behind the 1s and 2s! 💿💿💿💿💿💿💿💿
Hosted by the Queen of All Things Sustainable Fashion @zenobij 🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎
The Shop Highlights:
New Design High Schools very own Shazia, 10th grade, was asked to create a poster showing the changes students would like to see in their school or in New York City Public Schools.
Thank you Shazia for being creative in the most coolest of ways! We hope to feature more of your work via @theshop.ndhs 🙏🏾🙏🏾
#NewYorkCity #NYC
Art is Community, Community is Art!
@redbullbcone XX @rooftoplegendsny XX @newdesignhigh
Some of the DOPEST THINGS happen at New Design High School located in one of the DOPEST Graffiti Showroom of New York City - @rooftoplegendsny - special shout out to @listenentertainment and @redbullbcone for hosting their event here at our community space!
Shout outs to all the Dancers who participated in this awesome EVENT! You were all PHENOMENAL!! 🔥😍😵💫😵💫😵💫
Shout outs to the Legends who paved way! The New Generation of Artist who are moving the TORCH the BEAT forward!! @neguinism @frankie_sb_
@willxfenz and all other artist! I need there @ handles! Tag them if you know them please! 🙏🏾💚
Shout outs to @rooftoplegendsny and @jessecountry for this space! The artist who have created such a dynamic space! Shout outs to @newdesignhigh for being the place of Art, Community, and FIRE EVENTS!!
Check us out at www.NewDesignHigh.com - email us at Info@newdesignhigh.com for information on rooftop or space information!
HAPPY SUMMER NEW YORK CITY! May MUSIC, ART, AND INFLUENCE flow THRU those CREATIVE MINDS!
What's Up #NewDesignHighschool ?!
Senior Hoodies are now available on TEESPRING - Place your orders now!!
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Hoodies come in White, Gray, and Black!! Different flavors for the season!
Your item will ship directly to you when ordered - don't miss out!!!
#class2021 #grad #NDHS #sweaterweather
#Repost from @obeygiant and @amplifierart! Go follow!! 👇
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From @amplifierart: “There is an age old adage, 'you can't be what you can't see.' Now more than ever the AAPI community needs to be seen. To combat the perpetual foreigner stereotype, which describes the xenophobia and isolation many AAPIs face in this country, we are making a stand to uplift AAPIs within art because seeing is believing. Representation matters. Visibility matters. I am an American featuring activist @amandangocnguyen created in collaboration with @amplifierart is about reaffirming the idea that Asians belong. Follow Amanda to learn more about combatting Anti-asian discrimination.”
I admire and adore Amanda Nguyen. Her efforts on behalf of humanity are always powerful and inspiring. I’m honored to collaborate with her.
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#womenshistorymonth #asianlivesmatter #obey #shepardfairey #artactivism
“On March 16, 2021, we lost 6 innocent Asian lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
In the past few days, @Diet_Prada, @Beck_lines and I were working on 2 portraits to honor Hyun Jung Grant and Xiaojie Tan, 2 of the victims from the shootings. If not because of the shootings on March 16, they would still be working at the spas and spending time with their families.
We would want you to use this time to reflect and think of ways to support the AAPI community (donation, checking in with your Asian friends etc). We would want you to repost these portraits on your social media platforms so that more people can remember these innocent lives we lost due to Asian racism. Each of us has a role to play here to protect and support the AAPI community. Please help us to spread the words.
P.S. When we started to work on these 2 portraits, we did not see other victims’ photos and we wanted to respect their privacy. Now that the other families have released the photos of the victims, we will be working on those portraits as well. “
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#Repost from @drawadot @beck_lines go follow! 👈
#stopasianhate
#shareyourasianstory #stopaapihate
#Repost @rhiannamariechan GO FOLLOW!
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Since the start of COVID-19 anti-Asian hate crimes have seen an increase globally. In America itself these crimes have seen an increase of 1900%. Our businesses have been boycotted, our elderly and vulnerable have been targeted, and we’ve been blamed for the pandemic with hurtful terms like China Virus and Kung Flu. These things have been weighing heavy on my mind lately, so when @society6 reached out about making this piece I couldn’t be happier to partner with them and to have used their platform for most of my career. They were kind enough to match my design fee with a donation I’ll be making to the #stopasianhate GoFundMe and to use their large platform to support the Asian community. No matter the size of your platform don’t stay silent on this issue. Together we can raise awareness and work to make a difference.
#Repost from @devthepineapple ! Follow for more!
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Its Women’s History Month and this is your friendly reminder that, Women’s History is Intersectional! So please remember when celebrating, uplifting, and supporting women that it needs to include ALL WOMEN.
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#womensupportingwomen #womenshistorymonth #intersectionalfeminism #intersectionality
#womensmonth
We’re celebrating women’s history month!
Here’s a #repost from @typethursdaynyc ! Follow for more!
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Tatiana López (@tatymla) is an emerging graphic designer who specializes in lettering and type design. She is inspired by script lettering, unconventional forms, bold colors, and textural details. Tatiana, who is currently in Slovenia on scholarship from the Universidad Tecnológica de El Salvador, was also recently awarded the 2020 Beatrice Ward Scholarship. Every year, Monotype (@bymonotype) and the Type Director’s Club (@typedirectorsclub) award this scholarship to one young woman entering the design industry.
Join us on Thursday, March 4th to hear Tatiana speak about her process, and to see some of her work in progress!
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#typethursday #typethursdaynyc #nyc #nycevents #typography #typedesign #type #newyorkcity #typematters #letters #letterforms #font #lettering #revival #projects #events #crit #typecrit #typenerds #presentations #typecrit #design #graphicdesign #typism #womensmonth #supportwomen #celebratingwomensmonth #womenindesign #latinxdesigner
#Repost from @clevelandmuseumofart
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Proud of her heritage—three of her grandparents had been slaves—the artist Elizabeth Catlett devoted her career to exposing persecution and commemorating the courage, endurance, and achievements of African American women.
The sharecropper's worn but proud face is framed by a large straw hat, her jacket fastened by a safety pin. She embodies the suffering and strength of black women. The angularity of her features derives from West African masks, an influence Catlett purposefully evoked.
View it at cma.org/art/1996.289
© Catlett Mora Family Trust / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY. John L. Severance Fund 1996.289
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryMonth2021 #BlackArtist #AfricanAmericanArt
“Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with SheChef and some of the legendary Black women at the foundation of the Food & Beverage Industry. And what better way to kick-off Mardi Gras than with New Orlean’s own legendary Leah Chase (January 6, 1923 to June 1, 2019) 🙌 💜💚🎉
Known as the “Queen of Creole Cuisine,” Leah Chase was born to Catholic Creole parents in New Orleans and grew up Madisonville, Louisiana. In 1946, she married local musician Edgar “Dooky” Chase Jr., whose father had opened a street corner stand selling lottery tickets and his wife’s homemade po’boy sandwiches. Eventually, Leah and Dooky Jr. took over the @dookychaserestaurant , which by then had become a sit-down restaurant and a favorite local gathering place.
She fed Jesse Jackson, Duke Ellington, Thurgood Marshall, James Baldwin, Ray Charles, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and countless others as Executive Chef of Dooky Chase’s Restaurant — one of the best-known and most culturally significant restaurants in New Orleans. She has participated in countless political campaigns and has used her culinary talents and celebrity to raise money for a myriad of charities and services. #leahchase “
#Repost from @shechefinc 👈🏽 go follow!!
#Repost from @supportblackart !
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Lady Dan 0022 by @peintreobou 🖌
Acrylic on paper
50cm x 70cm
2021.
“Obou Gbais, was born in 1992 in Guiglo in western Ivory Coast. Passionate about drawing and painting since his early childhood, he joined the Lycée d’Enseignement Artistique in Abidjan. He obtains his Bachelor in 2012 and entered the National School of Fine Arts in Abidjan where he specialized in painting.
Victim of trauma following the 2002 post election crisis, Obou dedicates his artistic creation to the theme of the human condition, life in the slums. Obou testifies about his experiences in the precarious neighborhood that opened his arms when he was fleeing the war.
His work shows the human warmth and the living together that manifests itself in these low districts of Abidjan. His characters are all inspired by the masks of his region, the Dan masks.” - ebonyartspot.com
#SupportBlackArt #PeintreObou #acryliconpaper #melaninart #art #blackartwork #artwork #blackartsupport #youngblackartist #africanartists #emergingblackartist #dopeblackart #younggiftedandblack #blackhistorymonth #blackartistsoninstagram #blackpainter
#Repost from @laughtoncreatves !
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13 African American Graphic Designers You Should Know:
1. Charles Dawson (1889 – 1981) - Best known for his illustrated advertisements, Charles Dawson was an influential Chicago designer and artist through the 1920s and 30’s.
He was born in 1898 in Georgia and went on to attend Booker T. Washington’s Tuskegee Institute. After two years there, he left when he became the first African American to be admitted into the Arts Students League of New York. Dawson abandoned the pervasive racism of the league when he gained acceptance to the Art Institute of Chicago where, in his own words, their attitude was “entirely free of bias.” During his time there, Dawson was heavily involved and went on to become a founding member of the first black artists collective in Chicago, The Arts & Letters Collective.
After graduation, he went on to serve in the segregated forces of WWI where he faced combat in France. He returned to find a changed Chicago: one racially charged due to a slowed economy and trouble finding jobs. In 1922, Dawson began freelancing, producing work for other black entrepreneurs. Five years later, Dawson played a major role in the first exhibition of African American art at his alma mater called Negro In Art Week.
Dawson took part in two different Works Progress Administration programs, under Roosevelt’s New Deal, including the National Youth Administration where he designed the layout for the American Negro Exposition, a piece composed of 20 dioramas showcasing African American history.
He eventually returned to Tuskegee where he became a curator for the institute’s museum and passed away at the ripe old age of 93 in Pennsylvania. For his great contributions to African America art, design, and advancement, Dawson will always be remembered.
#BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #GraphicDesignHistory #AfricanAmericanGraphicDesigners #AfricanAmericanDesigners #AfricanAmerican #AfricanDiaspora #GraphicDesigner #BrandIdentityDesign #WebsiteDesigner #LaughtonCreatves
#Repost ! Go follow @blackhistory for more!
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Bessie Stringfield, “Motorcycle Queen of Miami”: the first Black woman to ride across the United States solo.
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Motorcyclist Bessie Stringfield was born Betsy Ellis in Edenton, North Carolina and her family migrated to Boston, Massachusetts soon after. Orphaned at the age of five, she was adopted and raised by an Irish woman. On her sixteenth birthday, she was gifted a 1928 Indian Scout 101. Stringfield had no former experience on how to operate a motorcycle but proved to be a natural. When asked how she learned, she replied: “I wrote letters to the Man Upstairs. I put the letters under my pillow, and He taught me.” Fascinated by the new machinery and eager to ride, she was determined to go the distance.
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Shortly after turning nineteen, Stringfield began her journey traveling across the United States unaccompanied—her destinations were decided by flipping a penny over a map. This method eventually led her to cover the forty-eight lower states long before the era of interstate highways, as well as Europe, Brazil, and Haiti. While in the Jim Crow South she was often refused accommodation while on the road which forced her to sleep on her motorcycle at various filling stations if she could not use a Black person’s home as a rest stop. Once she was followed by a white man in a pickup truck who ran her off the road and her bike.
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Self-taught, she performed stunts like hill climbing and trick riding at carnival shows, but when she removed her helmet and revealed her sex the judges denied her of prizes. At the height of World War II Stringfield aided the U.S. Army as a civilian courier, using her own 61-inch Harley-Davidson to transport documents between domestic army bases. By the 1950s, Stringfield settled in Miami, Florida where she became a nurse and founded the Iron Horse Motorcycle Club with whom she continued to ride with until she reached her eighties. She was nicknamed the “Motorcycle Queen of Miami.”
Written for @filson1897. #BlackHistoryMonth
#Repost ! Support and Go follow 👉 @mpjinstitute for more! #blackhistorymonth
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We've always been here, and we're not going anywhere.
(Picture: “TIRED OF HIDING—WANT TO BE FREE” – “DON’T LAUGH, I MAY BE HAPPIER THAN YOU!” (first) Gay Pride Parade, Dallas, Texas, June 24, 1972. Photo c/o University of North Texas/ @thedallasway via @digitaltransarc)
#Repost from @blackhistory ! Go follow for more!
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Artis working on “A Mother’s Love” in 1963.
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On February 2, 1914, William Ellisworth Artis, an African-American sculptor, was born in Washington, North Carolina. Artis’ work, along with many other black artists, helped create an artistic revival in the black community at this time known as the Harlem Renaissance. Artis is known widely for his sculptures and busts. He studied sculpture and pottery under master sculptor Augusta Savage at the Augusta Savage Studios in the early 1930s. His early work was exhibited at the Harmon Foundation Exhibit in 1933.
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Artis’ work during his tenure at Augusta Savage Studios helped him to receive the John Hope Prize in 1933. This award allowed Artis to earn a scholarship to be a member of the Art Students League from 1933 to 1934. After working with the Art Students League, Artis was hired by Audrey McMahon who was the director of the College Art Association. The College Art Association was a program that commission young artists to teach crafts and paint murals at local churches and community centers.
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Artis received his Bachelors and Masters in Fine Arts, both from Syracuse University. At Syracuse he studied with renowned sculptor Ivan Mestrovic. In 1955 he became a professor of ceramics at Nebraska Teachers College where he stayed until 1956. After he left Nebraska Teachers College he went on to be a professor of art at Mankato State College. Artis’ work can also be found at: Atlanta University, Whitney Museum, The Two Centuries of Black American Art, Fisk University, Hampton University, The North Carolina Museum of Art, and some private collections.
#blackhistorymonth #education #newdesignhighschool
#Repost ! Go follow @sheshreds_media for more! #blackhistorymonth
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe (1915 – 1973) is often referred to as the “original soul sister” and “the mother of rock and roll” for too many good reasons to display at once. Among others, Tharpe was among the very first recording guitarists to incorporate heavy distortion on her tracks. Not only did Tharpe influence many recognizable names such as Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton, but her unique style and ability to merge genres gave her an instrumental role in pushing music forward. In 1945, Tharpe’s single, “Strange Things Happening Every Day,” was the first gospel song to cross into popular music, reaching #2 on the Billboard charts. #SheShreds #Legend #MusicHistory
This is the Holiday Tale of Nicolle
Due to COVID she felt that Holidays were Cold
Did not care for class because nothing felt Merry
Feelings of 2020 had her emotions on Scary
But then Came The Holiday Ghost
With Most
He helped her friends to convince her to switch her attitude
“Join the Choir, it’ll be FUN!” She rolled her eyes.
So they dragged her from class not letting her leave school. Skye pushed and pulled.
She tried to take the elevator Neena yelled “Not COOL!”
They ran after the Ghost with the Most
Only to find him playing “Holiday Music” in the auditorium
The friends Linked. Nicolle stood.
Nathiel grabbed and said “NOT COOL!
Ran to the bottom of the stage.
Nicolle felt the vibe - let the holiday spirit make it a good vibe.
She switched gear.
Faster than a leer.
She sang.
And just like that.
Instagram got a hold of the major plan.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS - MERRY CHRISTMAS - HAPPY HANUKAH - HAPPY KWANZA - FELIZ NOCHE BUENA TO ALL THOSE IN NYC!
NEW DESIGN TILL NEXT HOLIDAY SEASON!
Starring: @_ohniki @beyondneena_ @skyelilly @jes414 @c40z @scottie_2_ @youheartkay_ @nathieltejada
This is the Holiday Tale of Nicolle
Due to COVID she felt that Holidays were Cold
Did not care for class because nothing felt Merry
Feelings of 2020 had her emotions on Scary
But then Came The Holiday Ghost
With Most
He helped her friends to convince her to switch her attitude
“Join the Choir, it’ll be FUN!” She rolled her eyes.
So they dragged her from class not letting her leave school. Skye pushed and pulled.
She tried to take the elevator Neena yelled “Not COOL!”
They ran after the Ghost with the Most
Only to find him playing “Holiday Music” in the auditorium
The friends Linked. Nicolle stood.
Nathiel grabbed and said “NOT COOL!
Ran to the bottom of the stage.
Nicolle felt the vibe - let the holiday spirit make it a good vibe.
She switched gear.
Faster than a leer.
She sang.
And just like that.
Instagram got a hold of the major plan.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS - MERRY CHRISTMAS - HAPPY HANUKAH - HAPPY KWANZA - FELIZ NOCHE BUENA TO ALL THOSE IN NYC!
NEW DESIGN TILL NEXT HOLIDAY SEASON!
Starring: @_ohniki @beyondneena_ @skyelilly @jes414 @c40z @scottie_2_ @youheartkay_ @nathieltejada
This is the Holiday Tale of Nicolle
Due to COVID she felt that Holidays were Cold
Did not care for class because nothing felt Merry
Feelings of 2020 had her emotions on Scary
But then Came The Holiday Ghost
With Most
He helped her friends to convince her to switch her attitude
“Join the Choir, it’ll be FUN!” She rolled her eyes.
So they dragged her from class not letting her leave school. Skye pushed and pulled.
She tried to take the elevator Neena yelled “Not COOL!”
They ran after the Ghost with the Most
Only to find him playing “Holiday Music” in the auditorium
The friends Linked. Nicolle stood.
Nathiel grabbed and said “NOT COOL!
Ran to the bottom of the stage.
Nicolle felt the vibe - let the holiday spirit make it a good vibe.
She switched gear.
Faster than a leer.
She sang.
And just like that.
Instagram got a hold of the major plan.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS - MERRY CHRISTMAS - HAPPY HANUKAH - HAPPY KWANZA - FELIZ NOCHE BUENA TO ALL THOSE IN NYC!
NEW DESIGN TILL NEXT HOLIDAY SEASON!
Starring: @_ohniki @beyondneena_ @skyelilly @jes414 @c40z @scottie_2_ @youheartkay_ @nathieltejada
Hello New Design!!!
Now I KNOW we have some entrepreneurs at New Design and we need to connect!
We now have Virtual Network Wednesday in which you guys can come and introduce yourself as a business woman or business man.
We will be creating promotional content together, so you can put yourself out there and make the connections you need to build your brand!
This will be during lunch starting at 12:40 and running till 1:10
Hope to see you there!
#networking #success #virtual
The shop presents: Creative Space, a virtual Google meet for all students.
Tomorrow we start our new program hosted by Skye Torres!
We will be kicking off our first meet - The Creative Space - Come hang out, meet your schoolmates, and share your creativity every Tuesday! Here’s a list of activities, the point is to have fun, so if you have any suggestions or questions send Skye a message or DM us!
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✨ Open Mic Showcase (rap, sing, poetry, writing)
✨ Drawing Showcase
✨ Short Story Submissions Challenge
✨ Love for swiping (MTA stories / train tales)
✨ Music (made by students)
✨ Pass the AUX (write songs in the chat and get them played)
For submissions and more info email skytorres@newdesignhigh.com
Google Meet for Tuesday Nov 17:
Https://meet.google.com/bwa-ewpt-hto?authuser=5
Tag us with your work!
#thecreativespace #virtuallunchroom #newdesignhighschool #openmic #virtuallearning
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