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Open Studios: Works in progress by first-year students in the MA in Human Rights & the Arts

Massena Campus, Barrytown 30 Seminary Dr, Barrytown, NY

First-year MA students at the Center for Human Rights and the Arts present works in progress developed in their core requirement in art making, co-taught by artist Robin Frohardt and artist and CHRA alum Oscar Gardea. These works engage with the expressive potential of everyday objects, transforming found materials such as waste into artworks. Using […]

Event Series Un/Besieged: First-Year MA Student Microfestival

Un/Besieged: First-Year MA Student Microfestival

Bard College 30 Campus Road, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY

CHRA presents Un/Besieged, a microfestival of artwork created by the first-year M.A. students in Human Rights & the Arts, as part of The Politics of Interactive Art course taught by Tania El Khoury. The two-day microfestival on December 11th and 12th takes place throughout the campus, and includes interactive  installations, performances, and sound work. Schedule […]

Event Series Un/Besieged: First-Year MA Student Microfestival

Un/Besieged: First-Year MA Student Microfestival

Bard College 30 Campus Road, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY

CHRA presents Un/Besieged, a microfestival of artwork created by the first-year M.A. students in Human Rights & the Arts, as part of The Politics of Interactive Art course taught by Tania El Khoury. The two-day microfestival on December 11th and 12th takes place throughout the campus, and includes interactive  installations, performances, and sound work. Schedule […]

Event Series Alluvial: First-Year MA Student Spring Microfestival

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, […]

Event Series Alluvial: First-Year MA Student Spring Microfestival

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, […]

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 […]

Tender Edges: Microfestival by First-Year M.A. Students in Human Rights & the Arts

Tender Edges is a microfestival of live art projects created by the first year M.A. students in Human Rights & the Arts at Bard College. These works-in-progress are part of The Politics of Interactive Live Art course taught by Tania El Khoury. The microfestival takes place at various times and locations on campus on Saturday […]

UNDERCOOKED Works by MA in Human Rights & the Arts

Undercooked features works-in-progress by the current MA students at the Center for Human Rights and the Arts. Developed as part of their practice-based core course with Tania El Khoury this spring (HRA 504: Collaborations and Community-based Art), all of the projects engage in different ways with the politics of food and land. The work includes […]

Hunt & Gather: Work in Progress by MA students

Bard College 30 Campus Road, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY

The inaugural cohort of eleven MA students developed work-in-progress as a part of "Collaborations & Community," a course taught by the Center's director Dr. Tania El Khoury. The collaborative creative projects span various formats and artistic mediums, from dinner performance, live art, digital work, party, and posters. Wednesday 9 March Howls in the Mountains by […]