Faculty News
Bard Fisher Center Choreographer in Residence Pam Tanowitz Wins $275,000 Doris Duke Artist Award
Contemporary choreographer Pam Tanowitz, a 2020 Doris Duke Artist in the dance category, is known for her unflinchingly postmodern treatment of classical dance vocabulary. Her 2018 creation of Four Quartets, inspired by T. S. Eliot’s literary masterpiece and set to music by Kaija Saariaho, was produced by and premiered at Bard Fisher Center—a production the New York Times called “the greatest creation of dance theater so far this century.” More >
American Mathematical Society Recognizes Bard Math Circle’s CAMP Program and Its Founder, Professor Japheth Wood
The Bard Math Circle’s Creative and Analytical Math Program (CAMP) and founder Japheth Wood have been recognized with a 2020 Epsilon Award for Young Scholars Programs. The Epsilon Awards, given annually by the American Mathematical Society, support some of the most prestigious summer math enrichment programs in the United States. More >
Recent News
- Masha Gessen Reports on Svetlana Alexievich, the Belarusian Winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature, and Her Determination to Represent the Will of Protesters in Belarus Despite State Intimidation
- Bard’s Ephraim Asili Talks to BOMB Magazine About His Debut Film, The Inheritance, Which Weaves Together Histories of the MOVE Organization, the Black Arts Movement, and His Time in a Black Marxist Collective
- Bard’s Felicia Keesing Featured in David Attenborough’s New BBC Documentary Extinction: The Facts, Discussing How Human-caused Changes to Habitat Put Us at Greater Risk for Pandemic Diseases
- Bard College’s Literary Magazine Conjunctions Wins Prestigious Whiting Literary Prize
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