Arts, Language, Culture

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   2000s,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Experience

   Tomatoes alla Giudia

   Need kitchen inspiration for late summer tomatoes?

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   1960s,  Alumni,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Experience

   For the Love of Vermont

   Lyman Orton ’63 is displaying over 200 works of 20th-century Vermont art in collaboration with the Bennington Museum and the Southern Vermont Arts Center.

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   2000s,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Experience

   Doctor-Artist

   This summer, CBS News profiled pediatric surgeon Lissie Fishman ’01, who makes art on the casts of her young patients after she finishes operating.

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   2020s,  Bread Loaf School of English,  Arts, Language, Culture

   Summer Writings

   Enjoy the poetry and prose of this summer’s cohort at the Bread Loaf School of English. The theme for the summer 2023 edition of the Bread Loaf Journal is recovery and resilience.

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   2010s,  Alumni,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Equity & Justice,  Identity

   To Hide and Be Seen

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   2020s,  Language Schools,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Identity

   Growing Abenaki Culture

   WCAX profiled the efforts of the Abenaki Language School to preserve language and culture, in addition to developing more visual and audio media.

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   1990s,  2000s,  Alumni,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Experience

   New Shift for the Grift

   A new member officially joins the Grift (Clint Bierman ’97, Jeff Vallone ’97.5, and Peter Day ’01).

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   2020s,  Academic Excellence,  Alumni,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Science & Tech

   Portrait of Young Artists

   This Middlebury Magazine dispatch by Alexandra Jhamb Burns ’21.5 follows Maia Sauer ’22, Cheryl Engmann ’22, C Green ’19.5, and Sam Kann ’21 as they navigate art-making as recent grads.

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   2020s,  Middlebury College,  Academic Excellence,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Staff

   Transformed Trash

   Watch this WCAX report on “Tossed,” the Middlebury art museum’s exhibition featuring nearly 20 works that incorporate discarded materials.

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    2020s,  Academic Excellence,  Arts, Language, Culture,  Faculty

    Hometown Non-Hero

    Bossa nova icon Astrud Gilberto, who died recently, was underappreciated in her native Brazil, writes Professor of Luso- Hispanic Studies Mario Higa in the Conversation.