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Finishing My Documentary: “Chipinga”
Over the past few weeks since returning from England, I have been working around the clock to finish my documentary. I went through many stages of rough cuts—the first was 14-minutes and I was finally able to cut it down … Continue reading
Checking in with Nick Kahn ’14: A Skee-ball Anniversary Interview
Almost exactly one year ago, Haverford College’s Exhibitions Program entered all 1,920 Haverford students, faculty, and staff into a single-elimination skee-ball tournament called And the Winner Is… After over a month of competitive games, Nick Kahn ’14 won the tournament … Continue reading
On “White Boys” /// Conversation with Brendan Wattenberg ’06
As part of the exhibition White Boys currently on view in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, the Creative Residencies Program and the Hurford Center are hosting a panel discussion with four artists from the show and curator Natasha L. Logan this … Continue reading
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Tagged Bayete Ross Smith, Brendan Wattenberg, Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Cindy Sherman, Deborah Willis, Hank Willis Thomas, Haverford College, Lisa Fairstein, Michael Ratulowski, Natasha L. Logan, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Philip Metz, Pia Chakraverti-Wuerthwein, Pitch Blackness, Possible Cities/Imaging Africa, Ruti Talmor, Ryan McGinley, Samuel Fosso, Thomas Ruff, Walther Collection, White Boys, Wolfgang Tillmans
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Filming my Documentary in England !
My name is Caileigh Feldman and I am a junior Anthropology major at Haverford College. At present, I am working on a film project for Professor Vicky Funari’s Advanced Documentary Film Production course. This ten-minute film will detail my journey … Continue reading
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Desenterrando Muertos
As part of Vicky Funari’s Advanced Documentary Film Production course, Waleed Shahid ‘13, Mary Clare O’Donnell ‘12, and I (Alexandra Colon ‘13) have been collaborating on the development of a short documentary film entitled Desenterrando Muertos. This semester-long video project … Continue reading
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BLOODROOT: An upcoming mystery installation
Open. The Bloodroot plant (or as it is scientifically named, sanguinaria canadensis) is found in the murkiest, bottom-most parts of forests in many parts of North America. Its name comes from the the bloodish red liquid that runs in its … Continue reading
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Post-Feasting on Culture: HHC seminar and beyond
For the many Haverford students who don’t know me, my name is Isobel (’11) – I ran a HHC seminar called “Feasting on Culture: The significance of food in everyday life.” The name may be fairly self-explanatory, but in my … Continue reading
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Tagged Food, Food Culture, Isobel Grad, Student Seminar, Watson Fellowship
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Visual Studies Project: a Book Accessible through Multiple Senses
I did this book-making project as my final project for the course, Intro to Visual Studies, taught by Professor John Muse last fall semester. We were asked to create a project based on the readings that we had gone through … Continue reading
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Thesis Act One: A Visit to Project Row Houses
“Oh hey, it looks they’re working on it today,” Rick said as we rounded the corner on which stood another white, shotgun-style row house. This one was different, though only slightly. One large rectangular piece of the exterior wall extended … Continue reading
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Interview with John Rybicki
This Thursday night (Dec 6th), at 8:00pm, the poet John Rybicki will be reading selections of his righteous verse in Woodside Cottage and answering all questions poetical. John will also be holding a writer’s workshop for students Friday afternoon (Dec … Continue reading
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