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Barnard College is pleased to present Re-turn, a group exhibition of 11 artists curated by Marley Blue Lewis ’05 and Julia Westerbeke ’03. Re-turn will be presented from February 7-25th, with an opening reception on February 10th from 7:00-9:00 pm.
From classes held in museums and internships at world-renowned galleries, to inspiring mentors and network opportunities, learn how Barnard students take advantage of the college's strong ties to the New York City art world in this fast-paced video.
Ray Rogers '14 documents her introduction to the New York art scene, from an afternoon filled with gallery hopping and avante-garde saxophone, to helping out at a magazine cover shoot, to an evening at the Met.
Sandra Goldmark's class channels creativity into set designs that reflect the meaning of a play or performace.
John Miller gives form to powerfully subversive ideas through a variety of media--sculpture, painting, photography, and others.
William Chapman Sharpe: New York Nocturne: The City After Dark in Literature, Painting, and Photography, 1850-1950, Princeton University Press, $35
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