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Articles by Bridget Badore
When Hollywood Needs a Historically Accurate Outfit That Looks Just Right, It Turns to Rabbit Goody
How do filmmakers get period clothing to look the part? Inside the textile workshop where the past comes to life Even before you walk into the prefabricated steel building set in the woods off a country road, you’ll hear a muffled clacking sound. Once you step through the door into the workroom of Thistle Hill Weavers outside of Cherry Valley, New York, the noise from the electric-powered mechanized looms grows almost deafening.
Nancy Coleman Appointed Dean of Continuing Education
Your independent source for Harvard news since 1898 | SUBSCRIBE Log-In | Register Search form Search Articles News more News The choices and challenges facing the University and the Harvard community 6.17.20 Harvard Yard Photograph by Mancala/Wikipedia The holiday “offers a moment to acknowledge and celebrate the promise of a new beginning,” University president Larry Bacow wrote.
July-August 2020
Articles News more News This photograph of a Harvard University Police officer at a Boston protest against mistreatment of people of color at the hands of police was widely shared on Twitter. The officer in the photograph, and six others dispatched in response to a request for mutual aid from the Boston police department, were members of the HUPD bicycle patrol, an innovation Riley instituted in the 1990s to improve community relations.
Debbie Millman's Top 5 Influential Pieces of Typographic Art
Designer, educator and podcast host extraordinaire Debbie Millman brings together bold, text-based work in the new typographic exhibition Look Both Ways: The Illicit Liaison Between Image and Information.Curated by Millman, Look Both Ways features a wide range of artwork from 60 prominent artists, including a number of pieces from her personal collection. The exhibition is now on view at the SVA Chelsea Gallery.
Boys I've Kissed & Hated
About Risks and challenges The challenge of this project is the full responsibility of it being on one person (me, ugh)- from choosing where to print to the writing and book design itself the production is a one woman challenge.
Zero Waste households winnow their trash down to almost nil
Less may be more, but zero is the best of all — at least where contributing to landfills is concerned. A small but growing number of households are joining what has become a bona fide movement: Zero Waste. While their goal of producing no trash at all may remain elusive, some Zero Wasters do come close, winnowing their household waste down to a tiny collection of non-recyclable and non-compostable items, so little that a year’s trash can fit into a shoebox or a Mason jar.
What I learned about practicing consent and unlearning shame at this sex toy company's first conference
On Saturday, July 21st, sex toy company Dame Products, held its first ever one-day interactive conference. If you’re unfamiliar with Dame Products, it is a line of sleekly engineered sex toys designed to heighten sexual intimacy and empower women’s sexual experiences, and the company was founded by MIT-educated engineer Janet Lieberman and sex expert Alex Fine.
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