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Bard Conservatory Faculty, Alumna Receive GRAMMY Nods
Faculty members of the Bard College Conservatory of Music and an alumna of the Graduate Vocal Arts Program (VAP) have been nominated for the 2022 GRAMMY Awards. Faculty members Eric Cha-Beach, Gil Shaham, and Jason Treuting made the nomination list, as well as VAP founding artistic director Dawn Upshaw and VAP alumna Sophia Burgos MM ’16. More >
The Vanguard of What?: Kelvin Browne Reviews Alex Kitnick’s New Book Distant Early Warning: Marshall McLuhan and the Transformation of the Avant-Garde
“Understood or not, McLuhan’s work was influential in its time, and with Distant Early Warning, Alex Kitnick shows how it spoke to numerous artists of the avant-garde,” writes Kelvin Browne in Literary Review Canada. “These artists may already have been aware, even if not consciously, that twentieth-century media consumption was leading to a significant cultural shift, but McLuhan’s analysis helped give shape to their intuitions.” Alex Kitnick is assistant professor of art history and visual culture and faculty of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. More >
Recent News
- What Is the “Literary Strange?” Francine Prose Explores Strangeness and Sublimity for LitHub
- Bard Students Assist Local Government Leaders on Key Projects for a New Course, All Politics Is Local, Taught by Jonathan Becker and Erin Cannan
- The Life of Justus Rosenberg Is Remembered in the New York Times and Other Publications Around the World
- Bard Economist L. Randall Wray on How Modern Monetary Theory Isn’t the Future. It’s Here Now.
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