The release of Netflix’s new original series House of Cards is a potentially momentous event in television history. Based on the British miniseries of the same name, and adapted by…
It was really Frida Kahlo who inspired it all, said Zach Herwitz ’13.In his high school sophomore Spanish class, Herwitz’s teacher offered him extra credit for filling in for a…
Has anybody seen Mama? Heard of it? Not interested because you have “Mommy issues?” Regardless, let me lay out your Friday (post-Nemopocalypse) plans. You are finding a buddy/lover who will…
I took this photo in the basement of my high school dormitory. It is of my friend Clare. I would categorize it as a snapshot. Snapshots are interesting because they…
Let’s play a game of free-association. I’m going to drop some names, and tell me what first comes to mind: Pablo Picasso, Alexander Calder, Nicolas Poussin, Edvard Munch, Hubert Robert,…
As you enter the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center’s (FLLAC) newest exhibition, you are greeted by Andy Warhol’s iconic “Cow”. This work is part of a group of 55 new…
A scholar with a strong background in a variety of subjects, Associate Professor of Art Lisa Collins strives to analyze the crossroads of different identities. “I am interested in the…
Adjunct Artist in Music Terry Champlin knows the importance of stage presence when putting on a show. “When looking for performers to work with, you want a personality on stage,”…
This evening, art, music and fiction will be juxtaposed at Late Night at the Lehman Loeb. Under the backdrop of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center’s permanent collection, students from…
Since Vassar’s founding, art history has been an essential part of our strong liberal arts curriculum. Matthew Vassar himself donated what is now a revered art collection with a seed…
