Category: Notes from the Chair

  • AHVC Program Senior Poster Session and Alum Night

    AHVC Program Senior Poster Session and Alum Night

    Tuesday, December 6th, the Art History and Visual Culture Program held its annual Senior Poster Session and Alum Night in RKC Lobby. Class of 2023 seniors displayed visual and textual accounts of their Senior Project research to date. Faculty and guests were invited to ask questions and discuss topics. In addition, two alum Martha Hart…

  • Anne Hunnell Chen joins Bard AHVC Faculty

    Bard College’s Division of the Arts is pleased to announce the appointment of Anne Hunnell Chen as Assistant Professor of Art History and Visual Culture. Her tenure-track appointment begins in the 2022–23 academic year. Anne Hunnell Chen specializes in the art and archaeology of the globally connected Late Roman world. She is the founder and director of the NEH-funded International (Digital) Dura-Europos…

  • Open call for young art writers: Art & Education Field Notes

    With the academic year drawing to a close and two of the world’s preeminent exhibitions of contemporary art beckoning students and recent graduates to Venice and Kassel this summer, Art & Education is excited to announce an open call for reviews of the 59th Venice Biennale and Documenta 15. Students and recent graduates from bachelor’s,…

  • FORELAND – Docent Positions

    Foreland x Bard Docent Program Foreland is an 85,000SF contemporary arts development that includes 31 artist studios, three commercial art galleries, two private event spaces, food & beverage, and a membership-only cooperative workspace. Located on the banks of Catskill Creek, the Foreland campus is housed within three historic mills dating to the mid-1800s. It is…

  • Undergraduate Summer School in Design History and Material Culture

    July 6–19, 2022 Application deadline: April 15 Bard Graduate Center Gallery: 18 West 86th Street | Academic Programs: 38 West 86th Street New York, NY 10024 USA www.bgc.bard.edu Instagram / Facebook Bard Graduate Center (BGC) is excited to announce the 2022 Undergraduate Summer School in Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture. Open to undergraduates and recent college graduates,…

  • Paid Internship Opportunity at the Brooklyn Museum for Summer 2022

    The Brooklyn Museum Summer Internship is a full-time paid opportunity. Interns receive $15 per hour, and work 35 hours per week, from May 31–August 5, 2022. Selected interns will be paired with a supervisor and integrated into one of our departments, participating fully in day-to-day workplace activities and projects with the guidance of full-time staff members. In addition…

  • FRICK MADISON SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

    The Frick Collection is pleased to offer paid internships this summer in the Education, Communications & Marketing, and Curatorial departments. Frick internships provide a superb opportunity for students to participate in many aspects of museum work at a world-class institution. Please share this opportunity with interested candidates. Full eligibility information and application instructions are available…

  • Alex Penn wins the Jean French Travel Award

        Congratulations to Alex Penn, Class of 2022 for winning the Jean French Art History and Visual Culture Travel Award, an award given annually to a student working on their senior project in the Art History and Visual Culture Program for expenses relating to their senior project.

  • Historic Deerfield Fellowship Program

    Historic Deerfield Now Accepting Applications for 2022 Undergraduate Summer Fellowship Program in Early American History and Material Culture Tuition-free program gives college students the opportunity to explore history and material culture studies, conduct original research, and experience working at a museum. Deerfield, Mass. (December 3, 2021)—Historic Deerfield, Inc., invites applications from college juniors and seniors…

  • Education Coordinator at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site: New Job Opportunity

    Education Coordinator The Thomas Cole National Historic site is now seeking a full-time Education Coordinator. They will work across the Education department to coordinate visitor and programmatic operations. This is a full time, year round position. Work schedule from May-October is Wednesday-Sunday; and Monday-Friday from November-April. In addition, special projects/events may take place on weekends…