“I am the flower, but I am also the thorn,” said 20th-century nature photographer Rose Mandel. This dualistic and prolific statement is just one of the many insights into the complex mind of the Polish-born Mandel (1910-2002), whose series of photographs titled “The Errand of the Eye” is currently being Read More…
The Fiat Lux Remix project was an intercampus and interdepartmental endeavor designed to provide “a springboard to think about our present-day university and imagine the future university we would like to create.” Read More…
Through an exhibit that opened in late September at Bancroft Library, signed prints of photographs taken by Ansel Adams are being introduced to a new generation of students. Read More…
If imitation is indeed the sincerest form of flattery, then it could be argued that the greatest service that could be rendered to a city is for it to be interpreted through art. Although most might be familiar with the ways in which neighboring metropolis San Francisco has been captured through such means, Berkeley has left its own admirable legacy across a wide spectrum of artistic mediums. Read More…
A body of work created in the 1960s by renowned photographer Ansel Adams is returning to the public eye and challenging incoming UC Berkeley students to reimagine the future of the public institution they will be attending this fall. Adams’ collection of photographs will be part of this year’s On Read More…