On ViewAlexandre GalleryWorks from the 1950s and ’60sMarch 9–April 20, 2024New York Pat Adams’s current show at Alexandre represents the latest manifestation of a laudable and important trend:>>>
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On ViewAlexandre GalleryWorks from the 1950s and ’60sMarch 9–April 20, 2024New York Pat Adams’s current show at Alexandre represents the latest manifestation of a laudable and important trend:>>>
The pandemic highlighted the vital importance of care work—whether childcare, nursing home care, medical care or schooling – and the struggles many people face to get sufficient care. Would more>>>
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American art historian and literary critic Mary Ann Caws (photo Hadley Suter/Hyperallergic) Shortly after her 90th birthday, and just a few months before 2024 rang in Surrealism’s 100th birthday>>>
(NewsNation) — Parenting has never been easy, but in a world of non-stop schedules, digital distractions and a child’s constantly changing needs, more Americans are turning to artificial intelligence>>>
Astrophysicist Janna Levin discusses three examples of constraints in science, and how they ultimately led to massive breakthroughs in physics and mathematics. Abiding by the speed of light caused>>>
In February 1958, 26-year-old African-American pianist Philippa Schuyler paid a visit to Morocco. Afterward, her mother received an enthusiastic letter from the United States Foreign Service:>>>
What was the Harlem Renaissance? During the Great Migration, major cities across America proved fertile ground for artists and intellectuals fleeing the Jim Crow South. In this episode we hear about>>>
Ending aid to Ukraine would mark a rupture of US leadership and a fracturing of NATO, warned experts including former secretary of state Hillary Clinton who raised the alarm over Donald Trump’s>>>
In late 2022, historian and Foreign Policy columnist Adam Tooze captured the zeitgeist when he wrote that the world is in the midst of a “polycrisis”—a time when “the shocks are disparate, but they>>>
The Inauguration of Laura Rosenbury marked the beginning of her term as Ninth President of Barnard College. The festivities and official ceremony brought the Barnard community to Riverside Church to>>>
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! Philadelphia schools have long grappled with funding disparities that have not only>>>
Laura Rosenbury, Ninth President of Barnard College, was inaugurated on February 2, 2024 in historic Riverside Church. During the ceremony, she shared her goals and priorities for the college.
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On ViewDavid Nolan GalleryDecember 15, 2023–January 20, 2024New York “I am not what I am.” Ominous words spoken by Iago in Othello, but in the case of Richard Artschwager a definition of aesthetic>>>
On the occasion of the inauguration of Laura Rosenbury as the 9th President of Barnard College, some of her former colleagues, students, and friends pay tribute to her career and attributes as a>>>
The widely popular Stanley Cups are flying off store shelves and can be seen quenching influencers’ thirsts in videos online, however, these reusable cups may actually pose some sustainability>>>
Comment on this storyCommentAdd to your saved storiesSaveMore of today’s Gen Z high-schoolers are making their way into the workforce, picking up after school and summer jobs, and reversing a trend>>>
“Our friendships are our fate,” says writer Hisham Matar — his latest novel is My Friends. Matar’s previous books include In the Country of Men, Anatomy of a Disappearance and The>>>
“I’m trying to expand the notion of what drawing can be.” Over thirty years after arriving in Morningside Heights from Beirut as a Barnard undergraduate student, assistant adjunct professor of>>>
Épée fencer and physics major Mina Yamanaka ’25 works hard to balance athletics and academics. Read on at the link in our bio to learn about how she spent her winter break and what her life looks>>>
Classes resumed from winter break today, accompanied by a fresh blanket of snow. Here’s to a wonderful – and warm! – first week of spring semester 2024! ❄️ #barnard #barnardcollege>>>
Jennifer Rosales, Vice President for Inclusion and Engaged Learning and Chief Diversity Officer at Barnard College, shares details of the January 19th, 2024 event Toward a Beloved Community: A Day of>>>
As the new semester begins, Barnard President Laura Rosenbury welcomes all back and reminds the Barnard community of some upcoming special events on campus.
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In the ongoing series, Welcome to Class, Annabel Daou ’90, a conceptual artist, introduces students to the power of drawing-both individually and collectively – in her course Drawing>>>
