Articles tagged “lesley university”.
There’s no way to distinguish how many years passed make a specific time period history. In “Present Histories Redefined,” history lies within the last two calendar years. The photographs of […]
What percentage of what you do is performance art? I asked myself that question on December 15 as Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 was coming to a close. Earlier that […]
As we were putting the final touches on this issue, our 80th, our publisher, Kaveh Mojtabai, told me, “The fashion work on our cover harkens back to an era of […]
It is a damning statistic how often women are harassed, attacked or raped in today’s world. The current exhibition at Lesley University, “1 in 3: Comparative Perspectives on Gender Violence,” […]
With the recent move of the Photographic Resource Center from its original home at Boston University to Lesley University. The PRC was eager to present its first show in its […]
By Sabrina Garvin CAMBRIDGE, MASS. –– A little bit of Haiti has appeared in the quiet atrium of Lesley University’s Sherrill Library through “Haiti in Context: A Daily Life,” a […]
COVER STORY VAUGHAN OLIVER: WALKING BACKWARDS LUNDER ARTS CENTER, LESLEY UNIVERSITY 1801 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MA SEPTEMBER 5 – OCTOBER 22 by Lisa Mikulski There is a good amount of […]
“Irving Penn: Beyond Beauty” is a major retrospective exhibition presenting 146 striking, stark photographic images made with passion by photographer-artist extraordinaire, Irving Penn (1917-2009). This nationwide traveling tribute was assiduously culled from the prestigious Smithsonian American Art
“Works like those you will see here take many different forms, but have one common feature: they reveal themselves slowly, and therefore require close reading.” That’s how Ruth R. Rogers, guest curator for the “Reading With The Senses” exhibition at Lesley University’s Nancy & Edward Roberts Gallery