Dana Tegissova reflects on her connection to the natural world through Grafton Tyler Brown’s Yellowstone Falls, a botany research project in Muir Woods National Park, and her hometown Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Magzhan Tegissov ’26 takes us on a journey through Alfred Jacob Miller’s Caravan en Route (William Drummond Stewart’s Caravan) and how it connects to his Kazakh and Middle Eastern identities.
Exploring Faith Ringgold’s work through the topic of decarceration, summer interns Sofía Escobar Amaya and Emma Greene react to the MIFF 2024 documentary Paint Me a Road Out of Here.
Maggie Libby takes a deep-dive into exhibition Martha Diamond: Deep Time, exploring the act of viewing, personal resonances between their practices, and how we make time to stop and look.
In his new poem accompanied by personally-recorded narration, Boston-based poet Scott Ruescher unfolds a story of his connection with iconic Maine artist Marsden Hartley and tales of other local history.
