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As part of faculty member Yoko Inoue鈥檚 course, 鈥淪ocial Kitchen: Ceramics, Food and Community,鈥 the College once again partnered with Greater Bennington Interfaith Community Services to host the 鈥淓mpty Bowls鈥 event at Mount Anthony Union Middle School.
The mission of the Paran Creek Watershed Project is to support the village鈥檚 long term stewardship of renewable water resources; clean contaminants to improve the aquatic and riverine habitat; establish North Bennington as a model for energy independence; and form a sustainable, long-term watershed management plan by revitalizing existing infrastructure.
Bennington students, working in collaboration with the State Department's Art in Embassies program, are creating a public artwork for the U.S. Embassy in Oslo, Norway鈥攁nd, in the process, are learning how art can function as a form of diplomacy. By Aruna D'Souza.
In 2013, a CAPA class partnered with the Environmental Protection Agency, Efficiency Vermont, and local partners to convert all the streetlights in North Bennington to LEDs.
A multimedia exhibition offering a complex portrait of modern Afghanistan through photographs, paintings, text, and video, opens with a reception and artist鈥檚 talk.