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Director's VoiceFinal weeks of Goddesses in the Machine! |
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Exhibitions
 For an exhibition about silent film, Goddesses in the Machine: Fashion in American Silent Film is making quite a bit of noise. On view September 18, 2026—January 3, 2027
Read more ➔Can't visit the BGC Gallery in person? Explore the companion exhibition online.
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Academic Programs Viollet-le-Duc: An Educator's Perspective
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Faculty Lookback Our faculty continually promotes scholarship in the decorative arts, design history, and material culture; inspires our students; and contributes to institutions, museums and publications worldwide. Here are the highlights from the past year.
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Public Humanities + Research Object Labs: An Important Part of Our Student-Led Programming Learn more ➔The “Poster Gallery”: Creating New Forms for Research
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Support As you consider your year-end giving, we hope you’ll include Bard Graduate Center. In the weeks leading up to BGC Giving Day on November 24, we’ll share stories from the students, faculty, and staff whose work your generosity makes possible. Make your gift today and help us reach our Giving Day goal.
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Images from top to bottom: (1) Susan Weber, founder and director of Bard Graduate Center (BGC) for studies in the decorative arts, design history, and material culture. Photo: Da Ping Luo. (2) Goddesses in the Machine: Fashion in American Silent Film exhibition catalogue cover. Image: Famous Players-Lasky costume department on Vine Street in Hollywood, 1918. Courtesy Mark Wanamaker/Bison Archives. (3) Bard Travel Program. Photo: Khushi Choudhary (MA '27). (4) Chipstone exhibition opening reception. Photo: Casey Kelbaugh. (5) Object Labs with Katelyn Yang and Helen Jakubowicz. Photo: Courtesy Andrew Kircher. (6) BGC Giving Day. Photo: Yann Chashanovski. |
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