Human Rights and the Arts presents thesis exhibition: Material As Witness
In April, the Center for Human Rights and the Arts presented works developed by students in the MA Program for Human Rights and the Arts. The thesis exhibition included art installations, performances, and a reading room, and reflects the culmination of students’ research and artistic practices from their time at CHRA. Event Details
The Open Society University Network has published an article on the MA Thesis Exhibition, which highlights three students' performances and can be read here: Material As Witness
The exhibition inaugurated the use of Massena Campus, which was recently acquired by Bard College, and will be used as a studio space for art-making courses, as part of CHRA's core curriculum.
CHRA looks forward to celebrating the graduating cohort who will be crossing the commencement stage later this week. You can learn more about this and past exhibitions here: Student Work
Post Date: 05-22-2024
The Open Society University Network has published an article on the MA Thesis Exhibition, which highlights three students' performances and can be read here: Material As Witness
The exhibition inaugurated the use of Massena Campus, which was recently acquired by Bard College, and will be used as a studio space for art-making courses, as part of CHRA's core curriculum.
CHRA looks forward to celebrating the graduating cohort who will be crossing the commencement stage later this week. You can learn more about this and past exhibitions here: Student Work
Post Date: 05-22-2024
