The Playful, Elusive Legacy of a Great Provocateur
GW art history students learn about Marcel Duchamp while curating an exhibit showing his influence.
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The Playful, Elusive Legacy of a Great Provocateur
GW art history students learn about Marcel Duchamp while curating an exhibit showing his influence.
Bibiana Obler's Essays in Woven Histories and Expressionists
Professor Bibiana Obler’s essay, "Not Your Grandmother's Labor," is in the catalog for Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction, published in conjunction with the National Gallery of Art's...
How did Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen travel a thunder road to the political promised land? Luther Rice Fellow Maureen Rafter studied the ties that bind the president and the Boss.
CCAS Student Published in The Washington Post
Allison Robbert’s photos that were published in The Post featured lambs grazing in the backyard of local homes in Arlington, Virginia.
Never Neutral: U.S. Museums Face Historical ‘Reckoning’
With museums across the country reexamining their Native American exhibits, Museum Studies Professor Laura Schiavo uncovers a legacy of political and cultural influence.
Have You Met...Babette Pendleton?
The program manager for the Corcoran School and National Gallery collaboration shares some of her favorite hobbies, places to visit and parts about GW.
Entertainment Report: DC Native ‘Dumi Right’ Live
Professor Dumi Right spoke to Voice of America in the segment Africa 54: Israel Reject Accusations of Genocide, Morocco to Lead UN-Rights Body, Live with Dumi.
Old School Meets New School in Workshop on Curatorial Strategies
Mary Morton of the National Gallery of Art joined Caroline Woolard, Corcoran visiting professor, for discussion.
