Bruce Gallery

10/05/2018

The opening of ‘Black Grass’ by Rachel Yorkovich is started🎉 don’t miss it🏃🏼🏃‍♀️🏃🏼🏃‍♀️

10/03/2018

Hi folks!

We have a show coming up by Rachel Yurkovich; Black Grass🎉 The opening reception will be held in the Bruce Gallery on October 5th @5-8. Don’t miss it!!🏃‍♀️ 🏃🏼

07/18/2018

oh...nice Klines.

This August sees Penguin present a radical reimagining of a cult giant of modern literature, releasing a series of redesigned Jack Kerouac books designed by Tom Etherington.

06/19/2018

snap.

There are numerous reasons why photographer Alex Prager has gained such success and adoration, but one standout factor is her ability to make viewers see the world for its busy but dressed-up glory. She does so by setting a scene, something similar to daily life but eerily unfamiliar. The photograph...

05/01/2018

ha.

Some students give their professors feedback by filling out teacher evaluations, others use a paintbrush.

04/08/2018

Drop the arts = kill the soul.

I have had a 30-year career at this institution. This is by far the lowest moment in those 30 years.

03/29/2018

Interesting read.

The fate of the pioneering black female sculptor was long obscure — but years of sleuthing, by a coalition of the curious and devoted, has changed that.

03/28/2018

In an era of reruns, reboots, and The Emoji movie, big ups to Mr. Anderson and his ongoing creative work and vision.

The "hellish and beautiful" architecture of Wes Anderson's film Isle of Dogs takes its cues from the work of Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, says designer

03/27/2018

beautiful.

Bradford's new paintings tell us how much we don’t know.

03/26/2018

Shame.

Two major public universities have recently moved to radically downsize or entirely relocate their fine arts libraries, which is in keeping with broader trends of libraries doing away with books.

03/25/2018

Please watch.

Occupying our hands - through work, chores or art - can engage our brains and alleviate anxiety

03/21/2018

click.

The annual survey of cutting-edge imagemakers is back in New York. It shows that even traditional uses of the medium can still be revelatory