Through the Vassar Art Department’s Agnes Claflin lecture series, many revered artists have come to campus to share their insights, ranging from printmakers to sculptors. Next Tuesday’s lecture will feature…
When I first saw the title of the Metropolitan Museum’s spring blockbuster show, “Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity,” my initial thought was “Impressionism, schmessionism.” A movement once considered anti-establishment is now…
I made this piece as a homework assignment for my drawing class. My teacher told us to draw whatever we wanted, and have it exemplify our identity as an artist…
When visiting New York City, it’s easy to get caught up in Museum Mile—the Met, MoMa, Guggenheim, Whitney, Frick, so on and so forth. Other gems in Manhattan might catch…
I took this photo at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) when I was abroad last semester. I continue to revisit this photograph as a representation of the university because…
For many Vassar film majors, senior year proves to be their chance to set themselves apart through their art, and at the same time to collaborate on projects and support…
It is commonly known among Vassar students—and among members of the surrounding community—that the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center has a magnificent collection on display, ranging from Picasso to Pollock.…
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,…
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…
