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The Open Society University Network’s Center for Human Rights & the Arts at Bard College is an artist-led center that researches and supports art and activist practices globally.

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Alluvial: First-Year MA Student Spring Microfestival

Alluvial is a microfestival of artwork created by the first year M.A. students in the Human Rights & the Arts program at Bard College. The microfestival takes place at various times and locations on campus and in Tivoli on Tuesday, May 9 and Friday, May 12, and includes multidisciplinary works, installations, performances, live art, interactive work, and film. These works in progress...

Alluvial: First-Year MA Student Spring Microfestival

Alluvial is a microfestival of artwork created by the first year M.A. students in the Human Rights & the Arts program at Bard College. The microfestival takes place at various times and locations on campus and in Tivoli on Tuesday, May 9 and Friday, May 12, and includes multidisciplinary works, installations, performances, live art, interactive work, and film. These works in progress...

Tracing Apparitions: Inaugural Thesis Exhibition of the MA in Human Rights & the Arts

The MA Program at the OSUN Center for Human Rights & the Arts is pleased to announce its inaugural MA thesis exhibition, featuring the capstone projects of the Class of 2023. Tracing Apparitions is taking place from April 27 through May 7 across the Bard College campus as well as off-campus sites in Tivoli and Barrytown. The exhibition features installations, live performances,...

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    Image credits: Maria Baranova (work by Ruanne Abou-Rahme and Basel Abbas); Nour Annan; and Samar Hazbun