WHAT IS CONTEMPORARY ART AT BARD?


This is an ongoing project initiated by the graduate students of CCS Bard. We invite you to help us map what contemporary art is at Bard College. Anyone can become a contributor to this blog, just click here to add a post of your own. Questions? Email them to lp6795@bard.edu.

sculpture:
This is a piece by Sasson Soffer, an international artist, who has installed other stainless steel, public sculptures on University campuses around the world. [posted by Courtney Malick]This is a piece by Sasson Soffer, an international artist, who has installed other stainless steel, public sculptures on University campuses around the world. [posted by Courtney Malick]

This is a piece by Sasson Soffer, an international artist, who has installed other stainless steel, public sculptures on University campuses around the world.

[posted by Courtney Malick]

A talk with Judy Pfaff, co-chair of the studio art department, Bard College.

[posted by: Nathan Lee]

This is a work by Roger Phillips, in front of the entrance to the Student Center.  The red discs rotate in the wind, causing a constant movement of the piece that mimics that of the leaves of the surrounding trees. [posted by Courtney Malick]This is a work by Roger Phillips, in front of the entrance to the Student Center.  The red discs rotate in the wind, causing a constant movement of the piece that mimics that of the leaves of the surrounding trees. [posted by Courtney Malick]

This is a work by Roger Phillips, in front of the entrance to the Student Center.  The red discs rotate in the wind, causing a constant movement of the piece that mimics that of the leaves of the surrounding trees.

[posted by Courtney Malick]

This is a sculpture and fountain donated by artist Paul Bury, on Stone Row. [posted by Courtney Malick]This is a sculpture and fountain donated by artist Paul Bury, on Stone Row. [posted by Courtney Malick]

This is a sculpture and fountain donated by artist Paul Bury, on Stone Row.

[posted by Courtney Malick]

A visit to Judy Pfaff’s studio complex in Tivoli, NY.

[posted by: Nathan Lee]