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Penn Museum Goes on a Daily Digital Dig

Last November, the Penn Museum unveiled two newly remodeled galleries and a refurbished auditorium. Along with the remodeling, the museum […]

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Olivia Errico

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Zimmerli Art Museum Brings First Exhibit of Post-War Soviet Industrial Design to US

Designers in the Soviet Union after WWII imagined a rich world of new consumer goods. Now, many of these ideas […]

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Olivia Errico

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Bard Graduate Center Focus Projects Series Expands with Two New Exhibitions

Chinese material culture and the first world’s fair held in the U.S. will be exhibited.

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Mariam Williams

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This Month at MARCH: Experiential Education

This month our rowhouse in the Cooper Street Historic District has been lively with undergraduate and graduate students as well as the ongoing activities of our staff.

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Charlene Mires

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There's No Place Like Kickstarter

To help fund conservation and display of Dorothy’s red slipper from The Wizard of Oz, the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History has launched a crowd-funding campaign on Kickstarter to raise $300,000.

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MARCH Contributor

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NEH Institute Applications Due Mar. 2

American Material Culture: Nineteenth-Century New York NEH Summer Institute for College and University Teachers At the Bard Graduate Center: Decorative […]

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Christian Malatesta

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Through a Lens, Clearly: The Civil Rights Movement in the Camera's Eye

By Gail Friedman It has been more than 50 years since television news and picture magazines began bringing into American […]

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MARCH Contributor

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Visualizing 19th Century New York

“Visualizing 19th Century New York” a new exhibit at the Bard Graduate Center, opens on September 19th. The exhibit will be accompanied by a symposium, gallery programs, and walking tours.

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Mandi Magnuson-Hung

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Winterthur Accepting Research Fellowship Applications

Applications are due January 15, 2015 for Winterthur’s 2015-2016 Research Fellowship Program. Short- and long-term fellowships are available to support research in many areas of social and cultural history.

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Mandi Magnuson-Hung

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Wendy Bellion to give Charles C. Eldredge Prize Lecture

Wendy Bellion will give the Charles C. Eldredge lecture, “Here Trust Your Eyes’: Visual Illusion and the Early American Theater” in September.

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Mandi Magnuson-Hung

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