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Textile Artist Mae Colburn ’10 Talks with Vogue About Archiving her Grandmother's Vintage Skirt Collection
“Because I studied art history,” says Colburn, who majored in art history and visual culture at Bard, “research, writing, and archiving [have] always been a really big part of what I do, with a focus on textiles in both art and fashion.&
Five Bard College Students Win Gilman International Scholarships to Study Abroad
Ezra Calderon ’25, Adelaide Driver ’26, Dashely Julia ’26, Nyla Lawrence ’26, and Brenda Lopez ’26, have been awarded highly competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships by the US Department of State.
Terra Foundation for American Art Awards Dorsky Museum $71,000 Grant for Exhibition on Art in New York in the 1920s, Guest Curated by Bard Professor Tom Wolf
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz is the recipient of a $71,000 exhibitions grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art in support of a spring 2024 exhibition focusing on four diverse early-twentieth-century artists: Miguel Covarrubias, Isami Doi, Aaron Douglas, and Winold Reiss. The exhibition is guest curated by Bard Professor of Art History and Visual Culture Tom Wolf, who previously received an American Philosophical Society Franklin Research Grant in support of his research and writing for this project.