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bardgradcenter has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in March 2024. The social media accounts linked to from bardgradcenter are: • Facebook • YouTube • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, bardgradcenter has populated their site with: • Upcoming Exhibitions • How Do You Become a Fashion Historian? Sonya Abrego (PhD '15) reflects • "Want to Save Democracy? Teach Art History," Sarah Rogers Morris • "Optics of Obvious Mending" Kate Sekules • "The One Important Science of Embroidery" Kate Sekules • Sèvres Extraordinaire! in The New York Times: Art Shows and Exhibitions to See This Fall • Threads of Power: Lace from the Textilmuseum St. Gallen • Wall Street Journal, ‘Sèvres Extraordinaire! Sculpture From 1740 Until Today’ Review: French Ceramic Splendor • Envisioning Seneca Village • Plantation Goods by Seth Rockman 2024 Horowitz Book Prize Winner • CAA Morey Book Award and Barr Awards Shortlists 2026 • PhD Candidate Elena Kanagy-Loux on CNN: "Dress Codes" • Tickets for Viollet-le-Duc Drawing Worlds • Call for Submissions: Horowitz Book Prize • Call for Applications: Visiting Fellowships • Information Session on MA & PhD Programs Tickets | Bard Graduate Center • Symposium Call for Papers – Deadline February 27! • Wall Street Journal on Viollet-le-Duc Drawing Worlds • tag#RESIST 2026 - CFP & List of Sessions • Fields of the Future Fellowships • BGC Alum – Dr. Rebecca Tilles: A European Soul, Born in Chicago • Free Kids Drawing Tour Tickets • Voices in Studio Glass History • Virtual Tour–Threads of Power: Lace from the Textilmuseum St. Gallen • Emma Cormack & Elena Kanagy-Loux in Articles of Interest | Lace and Labor • Tickets – Fashion Shows on Film: An Evening of Silent Serials • Tickets – Victorian Hairwork and Nineteenth-Century Mourning Practice • Drew Thompson & Winners of the 2025 PhotoBook Awards | Aperture • Tickets for Goddesses in the Machine: Fashion in American Silent Film • Learn more about our MA & PhD Program • Wednesdays@BGC • Tickets for Sèvres Extraordinaire! Sculpture from 1740 until Today • BGC Is Hiring! • Register: Open Houses for Prospective Students • Explore BGC's Archival Collection • SIGHTLINES on Peace, Power & Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa - Bard Graduate Center • Sensorium: Stories of Glass and Fragrance | Corning Museum of Glass • Official Website • Sarah Egan (MA ’26) Reflects on Anissa Malvoisin’s Class • All Events • Once and Future Museum - Freyja Hartzell Class Project • Shop • Register for BGC's spring events today! • Online Exhibitions • 28th Annual Iris Foundation Awards • Join our Newsletter • BGC Iris Awards Scholarship Fund • Become a Member • Support BGC • From our friends at Guggenheim NY: “Dancing an Orphist ‘Egypt’: The Delaunays and Artistic Imperialism” • BGC Faculty Contribute to Bloomsbury’s A Cultural History of Furniture • Sonia Delaunay: Living Art Online Exhibition • Spring Information Session • BGC Collaboration Brings Pop-Up Exhibition to Life • Paul J. Smith’s Lasting Impact • Alumni Cultivates Art and Well-Being at MoMA • Online Exhibition - Sèvres Extraordinaire! – Sculpture from 1740 until Today • Speculative Objects: A presentation by Beatrice Glow • 2023 Horowitz Book Prize Winner • An Archive of the Beautiful Game: Football (Soccer) Jerseys and the Stories They Tell • From Something Left Behind: The Process of Archaeological Illustration