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September 6 – October 6, 2026
Saturday, September 6, 2025, 12 AM
The Conditions of Being Art
Pat Hearn Gallery & American Fine Arts
Graduate Program
Around Campus
SPECIAL THANKS
LEGACY TABLES
Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg
Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg
Gladstone Gallery
UNDERWRITER TABLES
Marieluise Hessel Artzt and Edwin Artzt
Melissa Schiff Soros
BENEFACTOR TABLES
Brookfield Properties
Lori and Alexandre Chemla
Kathryn and Kenneth Chenault
Susan and Leonard Feinstein
Hauser & Wirth
The Speyer Family Foundation
The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
Angela Westwater, Sperone Westwater
CURATOR AND ARTIST TABLES
Roland Augustine
Amy Cappellazzo
Greene Naftali
Lawrence Luhring
Marguerite Steed Hoffman
Annabelle Selldorf
PATRONS
Marcy Carsey
Marian Goodman Gallery
Greene Naftali
Agnes Gund
Ydessa Hendeles
Jill and Peter Kraus
Raymond Learsy
Ruth Keating Lockwood
Barbara and Howard Morse
Beth Rudin DeWoody
ASSOCIATES
Susan Bay-Nimoy
Tanya Bonakdar
Dan Desmond and Uya Chuluunbaatar
Michele Oka Doner
Arthur Fleischer, Jr.
Charlotte Feng Ford
The Ronald and Jo Carole Lauder Foundation
Christina Lockwood
Susan and Glenn Lowry
Orentreich Family Foundation
Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn
Galerie Lelong & Co.
SPONSORS
Richard Armstrong
Eileen and Michael Cohen
Gagosian
Jenny Holzer
George A. Kellner
Wendy Olsoff
Penny Pilkington
Jane Richards
Laura Skoler (in honor of Lauren Cornell)
Jeremy Steinberg, Steinberg Shebairo LLP
Laurie and David Wolfert
Begum Yasar, Lévy Gorvy
Ann Freedman, Freedman Art
Claudia Gould
Maxwell Graham and Mackenzie Lew Graham
Janice Guy
Miani Johnson
Casey Kaplan
Nicole Klagsbrun
John Melick
Petzel Gallery
Anne Rorimer
Julie Saul
Karen Shapiro
Shelby White
New Keith Haring Wing at CCS Bard
In October 2025, the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College (CCS Bard) will inaugurate its new Keith Haring Wing, a 12,000-square-foot addition to its Library, Archives, and collection storage facility. The expansion responds to the continued growth of CCS Bard’s research center and collections, encompassing art and archival holdings. The addition more than doubles the current capacity of CCS Bard’s Library & Archives, significantly increasing the number of students, scholars and researchers it can support.
Supported by a $10M capital campaign, the Keith Haring Wing is named in recognition of a lead $3M gift from the Keith Haring Foundation, which builds on the organization’s longstanding partnership with CCS Bard. Additional lead support for the project is provided by the Marieluise Hessel Foundation, along with major gifts from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF), the Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg Foundation, and a private foundation. Further support is provided by the CCS Bard Board of Governors and the Center’s community of patrons, supporters, and friends, along with in-kind support from ROI Office Interiors.
The Keith Haring Wing, designed by the award-winning firm HWKN Architecture with C.T. Male Associates serving as executive architect, is a two-story masonry structure that complements the existing CCS Bard facility, characterized by minimalist, light-filled interiors. Open ceilings and large windows introduce natural light deep into the expanded library, fostering an inviting and productive atmosphere for research and study.
To read the full story about the new Keith Haring Wing, click here.
Recent exhibitions of the
Marieluise Hessel Collection
M.A. in Curatorial Studies - Application Deadline February 1, 2026. Generous scholarships available.
The CCS Bard Library is open to all Bard students, faculty, and staff. Outside researchers are welcome to contact us in advance to make an appointment.
Collections are non-circulating.
Appointments are required to consult holdings in Special Collections and the Archives.
Ann E. Butler, Director of Library & Archives
butler@bard.edu
William McHenry, Librarian
wmchenry@bard.edu
Hannah Mandel, Archivist
hmandel@bard.edu
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