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At the “What Is the Object?” exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center, I was making the guard nervous. I c

SPONSORED: How do you like to accessorize? What do your hats say about who you are or what you like to do? Join us as we investigate ideas

SPONSORED: Celebrate Bard Graduate Center's 25th anniversary on the Upper West Side with an Ice Cream Social this Saturday, June 22 from noon until 4 p.m.

SPONSORED: Artist and educator Jeff Hopkins invites families to participate in an interactive storytelling workshop. Inspired by the life and work of John Lockwood Kipling

SPONSORED: Lahore on my Mind is a public festival at Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan that moves between the past and the present to explore the early

SPONSORED: Bard Graduate Center Gallery's exhibition on the life of artist, designer, journalist, and colonial administrator John Lockwood Kipling

SPONSORED: The New York Crystal Palace officially opened to the public with a spectacular celebration on July 15, 1853. Celebrate the historic occasion

SPONSORED: Bard Graduate Center’s inaugural Focus Festival, April 8-9, 2017, brings thinkers and artists together for a weekend of interdisciplinary programming

SPONSORED: Before Charles Percier designed furniture and interiors for Napoleon Bonaparte, he supervised the creation of theatrical stage sets for the Paris Opera.

SPONSORED: Bard Graduate Center is presenting the world premiere of Staging Evidence, three specially-commissioned performance pieces

Bard Graduate Center hosts a literary discussion this Thursday, October 29, at 6:30 p.m. Leonard Marcus, a leading authority on children's books and their

At Saturday's Family Day at the new Fashioning Wearable Art exhbit at Bard Graduate Center, you can discover the sculptural and artistic qualities of historic clothing and fashion, and make some of your own.

Does the man make the clothes or the clothes make the man? The Bard Graduate Center is exploring this question and hope you can join them for an evening

Steven Heller moderates a panel discussion this Thursday at the Bard Graduate Center about the art and business of illustration with illustrators George Bates, Peter de Sève and Barbara Nessim.

You may have seen artist Barbara Nessim's illustrations on the cover of the New York Times Magazine or Rolling Stone. This Thursday, you can hear her discuss

I have a British relative who is crazy about hats. When she saw the exhibit Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, she raved about it. But that's what you'd expect from someone who has “madhatter” in her e-mail address and took her ...