A student-led initiative to install monthly rotations of student art in the Lamarche Lounge of Smith Union was launched this month by co-founders Edwin Kim ’27 and Muzi Wei ’27. Javier Gallegos ’28 and Assistant Director of Student Activities Brandon …
On Thursday evening, Bowdoin welcomed New York-based, Malaysian-born artist Sean Latif Heiser for the opening of his exhibition in Edwards Front Gallery, titled “Stationary Shift.” Walking into the gallery, viewers observed six small paintings, all full of geometric shapes, clean …
On Thursday, student curators Tess Mooney ’26 and Caitlin Panicker ’26 welcomed students and community members to the opening of eARTh, an art show “celebrating Earth in its beauty and fracture.” As the audience clustered on the wooden stairs, Anaïs …
As an environmental studies and visual arts double major, Ada Potter ’26 has learned to blend her interest in biological sciences with her artistic pursuits.
Throughout her childhood, Potter was encouraged by her father, an art teacher, to draw and …
Students passing through the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) may have noticed a sign blocking access to the second-floor galleries. These galleries are currently closed for renovations and are set to reopen in parts, with the Shaw Ruddock Gallery, …
On Thursday evening, students and community members gathered in the Visual Arts Center to celebrate the opening of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art’s (BCMA) exhibition “Drawing Myself Free,” featuring work by artist Josefina Auslender and curated by Cassandra “Casey” …
On Thursday, Dr. Dorothy Moss joined students, community members and friends and family of Hung Liu in the Visual Arts Center to celebrate the opening of ‘Hung Liu: Happy and Gay’ at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Moss, who …
“I love telling stories. I love listening to stories. I love thinking about why people tell the stories they do,” Jaed Coffin said. “I love the way that stories shape the world we live in.” Today, Coffin uses his storytelling …
Yesterday, the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) invited Hong Chun Zhang, a Chinese-born and Kansas-based artist, to the Visual Arts Center to discuss her piece “The Eye of the Tornado.” The work features a spiral of Zhang’s hair drawn …