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Interpretation

This fall, the BGC presents a varied selection of interpretation programs, open to the public, complementing Dutch New York between East and West: The World of Margrieta van Varick, including:

Exhibition Lectures

Scholars and other specialists make presentations about the issues and ideas addressed by our exhibitions.

Curatorial Conversations

Curators, authors of our gallery publications, and invited guests discuss various topics related to our exhibitions in an informal setting.

Gallery Talks

Artists and scholars talk about how our exhibitions intersect with their own work.

Films

After the screening of a film related to an exhibition on view, a film scholar or critic will lead a moderated discussion.

Click here for a list of upcoming Interpretation Programs

Program Registration

To register, request a program brochure, or for more information, please contact us:  
Phone: 212.501.3011
Email: programs@bgc.bard.edu

Registration is required to guarantee seating for all programs. Confirmation of registration will be e-mailed to enrolled participants. Discounts are available for those who enroll in a total of three or more programs at the same time. The BGC reserves the right to cancel or change any program. We cannot provide refunds for absences caused by personal emergencies or circumstances beyond our control. If you are unable to attend a program, please consider donating your ticket back for use by a student.

 

 


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