While the galleries are temporarily closed we’re using a variety of online means to share Loeb resources with you, revisiting highlights from the past, making new material available, and directing your attention to some of the staff’s favorite online resources from beyond the Art Center.
The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center and Vassar College are committed to the health and safety of everyone in our spaces. Out of an abundance of caution, the museum has suspended all group and public programming through April 17, pending further review.
Art Librarian Tom Hill interviewed Loeb curator Patricia Phagan about the current exhibition Louise Bourgeois: Ode to Forgetting on the Feb. 12 edition of Library Cafe on WVKR radio.
New exhibition includes 87 works and focuses on prints Bourgeois made in her eighties and nineties, with a few earlier examples and a massive spiral sculpture to give additional context.
<p>Sarah Kozloff, Professor of Film on the William R. Kenan, Jr. Chair, spent the first 57 years of her life not considering herself creative and not writing novels. Less than seven years later, she’s written four of them.</p>
Shona Tucker, Associate Professor and Chair of the Drama Department, tells us what it’s like to be in the hottest show on Broadway—To Kill a Mockingbird. But Tucker is not the sole member of the cast who is part of the Vassar community.
