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Students produce podcast to explore works in the Worcester Art Museum collection
Every fall, art history students produce episodes for the Worcester Art Museum’s podcast series — adding their interpretations of the collection to a growing archive of student voices. Read more
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Student filmmakers document Mexico City water crisis
Screen studies students Angel Rojas ’25, Aidan Hilaire ’26, Zeke Fairley ’25, and Abby Rhodes ’24 traveled to Mexico City to document the region’s water crisis, supported by a $10,000 Projects for Peace award. Read more
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The space between word and image
In the class Text & Image, taught jointly by English and Visual and Performing Arts professors, students work across writing, sewing, printing, drawing, and animation. Read more
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Students design a gallery’s new identity
When the Harold Stevens Gallery needed a new visual identity, they turned to Clark students — and got a real client project, real feedback, and a real public vote. Read more
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One Student’s Summer at the Worcester Art Museum
Abbie Hart ’25 spent a summer in the museum’s basement — and ended up reshaping how the Worcester Art Museum catalogs its Islamic and Asian art collection. Read more
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Clark conductor, choir revive the memory and power of Frederick Douglass
Cailin Marcel Manson, director of music performance at Clark, conducted the world premiere of “Frederick: A Cantata on the Life of Frederick Douglass,” featuring a chorus that included the Clark University Choir. Read more
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Where theater meets game design
What happens when a theater costume designer and a game design professor discover their crafts have more in common than anyone expected? Read more
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The Embrace Project: Art as a Way of Belonging
Wynne Dromey ‘25 turned an image of her own adoption into a community project — paintings, workshops at a women’s shelter, volunteering, and a capstone that asks what it means to belong. Read more
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Reading Venus: Unlocking the complexity of Renaissance allegory
For her senior thesis, Emily Abney ’24 compared depictions of Venus in allegorical paintings to descriptions of the goddess in the original Latin texts of Ovid. Read more
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