Lola Kirke ’12 Profiled in the New York Times
Kirke discussed her childhood in New York City, her role in the 2025 film Sinners, and her family relationships.
Lola Kirke ’12 Profiled in the New York Times
Lola Kirke ’12.
Kirke studied in the Film and Electronic Arts Program at Bard, which encourages interest in a wide range of expressive modes in film and electronic arts including animation, narrative and non-narrative filmmaking, documentary, performance, and installation practices. The program emphasizes imaginative engagement and the cultivation of an individual voice that has command over the entire creative process.
Post Date: 03-03-2026
Bard Alumna Diya Vij ’08 to Lead New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs
“I’m excited to apply my political lens to strengthening the systems that make open, accessible, and sometimes radical cultural activities possible.”
Mira Dancy ’01 Featured in the Financial Times
The article discusses how artists are still navigating the devastation of the Los Angeles fires a year later.
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