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November 2014
11-24-2014
Last week's The House Is Open at Bard's Fisher Center was "an inventive and thoughtfully assembled exhibition ... blurring lines between performance and visual art."
11-24-2014
Alumna Hannah Bronfman is making a name for herself playing top fashion and arts events and opening for stars like John Legend.
11-20-2014
Author and musician Amanda Palmer discusses her new book, her radical approach to the music business, and life in the public eye.
11-12-2014
What might happen if a performing arts center temporarily reimagined itself as an art museum? From November 20 to 23, the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts presents The House Is Open, an inquisitive and playful pop-up installation and performance event that attempts to answer this question, examining the complex interplay between contemporary art and performance. Performance has recently entered, and occasionally transformed, visual arts institutions, but performing arts centers have been comparatively unaffected by the art world’s embrace of live performance. This fall, The House Is Open inverts the performer-in-a-museum paradigm by transforming the Frank Gehry-designed Fisher Center for the Performing Arts into a temporary art museum.
11-11-2014
This work-in-progress "easily has the makings of a professional production," writes Seth Rogovoy.
11-10-2014
Montserrat Albores Gleason's “Hotel Palenque Is Not in Yucatan" is the culmination of her three-year curatorial fellowship at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard.
11-07-2014
E-flux covered CCS Bard's international curatorial symposium in Annandale, The Future Curatorial What Not and Study What? Conundrum.
11-06-2014
Take a tour of Professor Pfaff's Tivoli sculpture studio and learn about her two new solo exhibitions.
11-06-2014
Visiting Artist in Residence Geoff Sobelle's play, The Object Lesson, is a New York Times Critics' Pick.
11-04-2014
Bard College is proud to announce a substantial donation from the LUMA Foundation. The donation, to support Bard’s programs across the curriculum, will be recognized with the naming of the LUMA Theater at Bard’s Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, designed by Frank Gehry, in a ceremony at the Center on November 7. The naming of the LUMA Theater will also be celebrated with a special performance of a new music/theater work developed by composer, writer, and performer Amanda Palmer, in collaboration with current and former Bard students, coproduced with Live Arts Bard.
11-04-2014
Chronogram interviews musician, writer, and performer Amanda Palmer ahead of this weekend's sold out production of The Bed Show, a collaboration with Bard students and alumni/ae.
11-01-2014
Lisa Oppenheim is the recipient of the prestigious Aimia | AGO Photography Prize which carries a $50,000 CAD prize in addition to a six-week, fully funded residency.
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