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Collective Affinities
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Collective Affinities" presents personal collections created and held by Bennington College faculty, staff, and alums, with contents ranging from leather luggage to subway tickets, cat whiskers to nutcrackers, and belly-dancing records to pulp-fiction paperbacks. Image: Detail of belly-dancing records collected by Brenda Corman Alpar, ’62, and her son, Joseph Alpar, Bennington music faculty
Public Policy Forum: Saving Democracy Together - Session 3
At this pivotal moment in America's history, you're invited join the seven-week Public Policy Forum: Saving Democracy Together for expert-led discussions with leading thinkers on how to preserve and strengthen our democracy.
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Dance@Bennington Presents “Garment of the Interior” by Tatyana Tenenbaum - Sharing & Conversation
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | “Garment of the Interior” is a relational practice based in voice/body with electronic manipulation and textile interventions. The work-in-process builds on over a decade of research by Tatyana Tenenbaum in collaboration with Marisa Clementi, Molly Lieber, Myssi Robinson and Leah Wilks.