Happenings: A Madonna, in her own time
Last Thursday evening, a hush fell over Vassar Chapel as a crowd of close…
Selections from the 22,000 works in our permanent collection, focused on the works currently on view in our permanent exhibition galleries
Last Thursday evening, a hush fell over Vassar Chapel as a crowd of close…
Today's post comes from Patricia Phagan, the Philip and Lynn Straus Curator of Prints…
Today's post comes from Nicole M. Roylance, Coordinator of Public Education and Information. The…
Today’s post comes from Michael Reback, Vassar College class of 2011 and Art Center…
Often times when an art historian examines a building, he or she isolates the structure from its surroundings. Yesterday, Nicholas Adams, Mary Conover Mellon Professor in the History of Architecture, discussed the way buildings at Vassar speak to each other.
Today’s post comes from Taylor Shoolery, Vassar College Class of 2012 and Vassar Center Student Docent. Walking through the main entrance to Vassar College is something that we students do with considerable frequency, yet how many of us have paused to tilt our heads ever so slightly to take a closer look at the figures that gaze down on us? I, for one, had not given much thought to these fascinating gothic revival sculptures on the exterior of Taylor Hall, the home of the Art History department and Art Library here at Vassar, that is until this Tuesday when James Mundy, the Anne Hendricks Bass Director of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center spoke about them as a part of the ongoing lecture series, Insights On Sight.
Today's post comes from Michael Reback, Vassar College class of 2011 and Art Center…
Today's post comes from Taylor Shoolery, Vassar College class of 2012 and Art Center…
Today's post comes from Carolyn Nims, Vassar College class of 2011 and Art Center…