Press Releases by Date
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September 2000
09-20-2000
AUTHOR AND BARD ALUMNA PENELOPE ROWLANDS WILL SPEAK ABOUT HER WRITING CAREER AND NEW BOOK, WEEKEND HOUSES Full Story
09-06-2000
WHITING AWARD-WINNER, WILLIAM T. VOLLMAN, WILL READ FROM HIS RECENT WORKS AT BARD COLLEGE Full Story
09-06-2000
PIANIST BLANCA URIBE AND HARPIST SARA CUTLER JOIN THE AMERICAN SYMPHONY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA FOR THE BARD-VASSAR CONCERTS ON SEPTEMBER 22 AND 23 Full Story
09-06-2000
“COLOMBIA’S ENDLESS WAR: DRUGS, GUERILLAS, AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY” IS TOPIC OF MAJOR CONFERENCE AT BARD COLLEGE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Full Story
09-04-2000
WOODSTOCK CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES CONCERT SCHEDULE AT BARD COLLEGE FOR THE 2000–2001 SEASON September concert features harpist Kathleen Wychulis in a program of Persichetti, Tchaikovsky, Handel, and Debussy
Full Story
09-01-2000
09-01-2000
SELECTIONS FROM HAVOC IN HEAVEN, A BEIJING OPERA, WILL BE PERFORMED BY JAMIE H. J. GUAN AT BARD COLLEGE Full Story
09-01-2000
BARD CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY EXPLORES GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ON
SEPTEMBER 28 Second Annual Open Forum Series Starts with "Climate Change: the Science, the Economics, the Politics. What Do We Know and What Are We Doing about It?"
Full Story
August 2000
08-31-2000
DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST LECTURE SERIES AT BARD COLLEGE CONTINUES SEPTEMBER 23 WITH OLIVER SACKS Renowned Neurologist and Best-Selling Author of Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat Will Speak About His Boyhood Love of Science
Full Story
08-28-2000
THE "HISTORY OF CABARET" COURSE FEATURES A PERFORMANCE BY LESLIE HOLMES ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Holmes will explore the "Origins of the French Cabaret" in a lecture/recital program
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08-25-2000
BARD CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND ALUMNI/AE JOIN TOGETHER FOR CLEAN UP THE WORLD DAY Full Story
08-23-2000
PRINTS 2000, CURATED BY BERNARD GREENWALD, IS ON VIEW AT BARD COLLEGE THROUGH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Featured artists include Ken Gray, Hitoshi Nakazato, Marko Maggi, Judith Mohns, and Laura Moriarty
Full Story
08-21-2000
ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE, THE COLORADO STRING QUARTET, WILL PERFORM AT BARD COLLEGE ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Full Story
08-20-2000
ELEVENTH ANNUAL BARD MUSIC FESTIVAL CELEBRATES THE MUSICAL WORLD OF LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Full Story
08-20-2000
11th ANNUAL BARD MUSIC FESTIVAL,
BEETHOVEN AND HIS WORLD,
SET FOR AUGUST 11-13 and 18-20
FESTIVAL OFFERS RARE WORKS AND A SWEEPING REAPPRAISAL OF
HISTORY’S GREATEST COMPOSER
Full Story
08-17-2000
INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED THEOLOGY AT BARD COLLEGE OFFERS A WEEKLY LECTURE-DIALOGUE SERIES ON MONDAY EVENINGS
FROM SEPTEMBER 18 TO OCTOBER 2 Rev. Dr. Bruce Chilton and Professor Jacob Neusner lead discussions about
"Comparing Spiritualities—Christianity a Full Story
08-16-2000
RENOWNED JUDAIC SCHOLAR JACOB NEUSNER WILL SPEAK AT BARD COLLEGE
Full Story
08-15-2000
STARFILLED GALA CONCERT AT BARD COLLEGE HONORS MARGARET CREAL SHAFER, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF THE HUDSON VALLEY CHAMBER MUSIC CIRCLE
Evening features appearances and performances by John Ashbery, Leon Botstein, Todd Crow, André Emelianoff, Jaime Laredo, Urs Full Story
08-10-2000
AMERICAN SYMPHONY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES THE 2000–2001 BARD-VASSAR CONCERT SERIES Guest artists include pianists Todd Crow, Blanca Uribe, and Diane Walsh; harpist Sara Cutler; trombonist Richard Clark; and violinist Erica Kiesewetter Full Story
July 2000
07-27-2000
CONDUCTORS INSTITUTE AT BARD COLLEGE PRESENTS A "PASS-THE-BATON" CONCERT ON FRIDAY, JULY 21 Full Story
07-27-2000
CENTER FOR CURATORIAL STUDIES EXTENDS SPECIAL TOURS OF ILYA KABAKOV EXHIBITION
Full Story
07-19-2000
EXHIBITION BY BARD COLLEGE ALUMNUS JEFFREY SCHWARTZ WILL OPEN AT THE FISHER STUDIO ARTS BUILDING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 Full Story
07-05-2000
FIRST SOLO MUSEUM EXHIBITION OF THE WORK OF INDEPENDENT BRITISH FILMMAKER ISAAC JULIEN OPENS IN SEPTEMBER
Center for Curatorial Studies presents The Film Art of Isaac Julien
from Sunday, September 24, to Friday, December 15
Full Story
June 2000
06-29-2000
CENTER FOR CURATORIAL STUDIES MUSEUM DIRECTOR AMADA CRUZ WILL GIVE SPECIAL TOURS OF RUSSIAN ARTIST ILYA KABAKOV'S EXHIBITION
Ilya Kabakov: 1968–1998 features largest presentation of Kabakov's works in United States
Full Story
06-27-2000
NEWLY RENOVATED 8,500 SQUARE-FOOT SPACE IN RED HOOK PROVIDES AN EXHIBITION AREA FOR BARD COLLEGE STUDENTS
Twenty-three MFA candidates from the Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts will present paintings, photographs, sculptures, screenings of films Full Story
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