“Sonia Delaunay: Living Art” is on view at the Bard Graduate Center. Comprised of nearly 200 objects, the exhibition reveals Sonia Delaunay’s masterful use of color in multiple mediums--from paintings to playing cards and furniture to fashion. Bard Graduate Center #NYCArts

Sonia Delaunay's sixty-year career is currently on display in a comprehensive exhibition Bard Graduate Center. Click the link to learn more about the show and the “kaleidoscopic” artist: bitly.ws/3edeQ.

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'The show will portray Delaunay as an innovator and entrepreneur and demonstrate how her striking avant-garde shapes and bold colours are a key part of the Modern canon.' – Sophia Kishkovsky, The Art Newspaper

Sonia Delaunay: Living Art opens February 23.

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This Wednesday, 1/31, Daniel Clayman will give a brief history of the contemporary glass movement and the subsequent expansion of glass in art and architecture! Register today!

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The Rijksmuseum, in collaboration with Bard Graduate Center, will offer their interdisciplinary Summer School in Amsterdam devoted to object-based research within a museum setting from July 8th to July 19th, 2024. Apply today!

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Sonia Delaunay: Living Art, opens at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery on February 23!

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'‘Sightlines,’ on view through the end of the month at the Bard Graduate Center, is both a thrilling showcase of African metalsmithing and a bold reimagining of viewing African art.'— ELLE Decor

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Congrats to lisa trever for IMAGE ENCOUNTERS winning the Horowitz Book Prize from Bard Graduate Center!

The book gives 'fascinating insight into aspects of Moche ritual and social culture as it developed over centuries.' #IndigenousPeoplesDay

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Art historian and curator Darienne Turner BGC ’17 spoke with Frieze about her curatorial practice, her studies of material culture at the Bard Graduate Center, and her new role at the Brooklyn Museum as its first full-time curator of Indigenous art. frieze.com/article/darien…

Advance article: Colin Fanning Colin Fanning Bard Graduate Center reviews 'Carbon Technocracy: Energy Regimes in Modern East Asia' by Victor Seow Victor Seow Harvard, Department of the History of Science UChicagoPress doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep…

Enjoy free admission and extended hours this Friday, June 2, at the BGC Gallery!

Can’t make it? Join us for our next First Free Friday on July 7. Book your ticket at the link below.

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Thank you to our Partner Sponsor Bard Graduate Center for your commitment to curators! BGC has pioneered the study of objects as a means to understand the cultural history of the material world. Learn more about exhibitions at BGC here: bit.ly/3LeihGH

Studio Visit: Making Dyes from Plants, a demonstration by Arnold Clifford.

youtu.be/faOeUSDbqHE via YouTube

Video edited by Bob Hewis (MA'24)

The latest Spring 2023 Cora Ginsburg catalogue features contributions from Billy De Gregorio (PhD '21), Martina D'Amato (PhD candidate), and professor emeritus Michele Majer.

Read the full issue here:
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This diyuge (blanket) on exhibit at the @bardgradcenter was produced by a Navajo/Diné craftsperson in the 1880s.

Blanket, Wool, c. 1880-1885, @amnh
#AntiqueOfTheDay

Read about BGC's director of public programs + research Andrew Kircher's collaborative project 'The Gift'.

Star Power: Immersive Experience The Gift Blends Art with Astrophysics southwestcontemporary.com/star-power-the… via @sw_contemp

Highlights from our studio visit with Joan Sallas Virtuoso napkin folder Joan Sallas turns simple linen napkins into three-dimensional wonders.

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Anne Eschapasse (BGC MA '99) is appointed president of the Musée McCord Stewart Museum !
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Last weekend, Jesse Merandy (director of digital humanities and digital exhibitions), Julie Fuller (digital humanities educational technologist), and Emma Cormack (associate curator, MA' 18) attended the @MuseWeb conference in Washington DC!

MA Student and BGC Gallery Educator Rachel Salem-Wiseman explores our exhibition #ShapedByTheLoom and talks us through the ways in which one of the weavings speaks to her.

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