Faculty News
On the Waterfront: Peter L’Official on David Hammons’s Monumental NYC Public Art Installation Day’s End
Day’s End (2014–21), located in Hudson River Park opposite the Whitney Museum of American Art, “is Hammons’s first permanent public artwork in more than three decades, located in tantalizing proximity to one of the many major institutions that the artist has spent a career impishly frustrating, critiquing, and flirting with,” writes Professor L’Official in Artforum. More >
Interview: Professors Tania El Khoury and Ziad Abu-Rish on the Intersection between Human Rights and the Arts
“A lot of scholarly research, teaching, and funding ends up reproducing existing institutions. And so, in thinking about the intersection between human rights and the arts, we want to look for it in places that rarely get a light shone on them, and to highlight and better understand them,” said Abu-Rish, director, Bard MA Program in Human Rights and the Arts. “We want to look at a community level that’s rarely taken seriously in academia or in the art world,” said El Khoury, director, OSUN Center for Human Rights and the Arts. More >
Recent News
- Walter Russell Mead on the “Biden Doctrine” and U.S. Foreign Policy
- Bard College Holds One Hundred Sixty-First Commencement on Saturday, May 29, 2021
- Research by Bard CEP Faculty Robyn Smyth and Monique Segarra and Alum Uroosa Fatima MS ’18 Is Focus of Environmental Development Special Issue
- Distinguished Writer in Residence Masha Gessen: How Vaccine Hesitancy Is Driving Breakthrough Infections in Nursing Homes
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