Studio Arts

Recent Senior Projects in Studio Arts

• “(disem)body”
• “Failed Starts,” an animation about the process of creating work
• “Self/Portrait,” an exploration and subversion of the convention of self-portraiture to highlight the true composition of self-identity
• “XXVII,” a series of abstracts

Facilities

The exhibition space in the Fisher Studio Arts Building permits an ambitious schedule of exhibitions, which are an integral component of the program. In addition to open student exhibitions, Senior Project shows, and Moderation exhibitions, student work on particular themes is presented at student-curated and faculty-curated shows. Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies is another on-campus site for exhibitions of contemporary art. The Bard College Exhibition Center, located in the village of Red Hook, has approximately 16,000 square feet of gallery, studio, and class space. The Center gives seniors the opportunity to present their Senior Projects in a professional space dedicated solely to the exhibition of student work.