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Opinion: “Turkey’s Erdogan Is in the Fight of His Political Life” Writes Elmira Bayrasli for CNN
Turkey’s 2023 presidential election, held on Sunday, was the hardest-fought race that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has faced in decades and is now headed to a runoff between Erdogan and his challenger, Kemal Kilicdaroglu. For CNN, Elmira Bayrasli, director of the Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program in New York City, traces Erdogan’s rise to power, his more combative orientation towards the United States and Europe, and his close alliance with Putin. “Whether Erdogan wins or loses, Ankara is unlikely to untangle itself from Moscow and turn back to the West,” she posits. More >
Bard Graduate Center’s Threads of Power Receives Award of Excellence from Association of Art Museum Curators
The Bard Graduate Center’s (BGC) exhibition catalogue Threads of Power has received an award of excellence from the Association of Art Museum Curators. The exhibition, organized by lead curators Michele Majer, professor emerita at BGC, and Emma Cormack MA ’18, associate curator at BGC, was one of 11 projects that were chosen from nearly 175 nominations vetted by curator jurors from around the world. More >
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- Walid Raad Joins Bard College as Distinguished Visiting Professor of Photography in the Division of the Arts
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