Lessons Learned From a Year of Virtual Class Collaboration
Check out this great article from our friends over at Mural! Fred Leichter, Founding Director of the Hive, helped to write this and is quoted heavily throughout. Click here to read!
Teaching During the Pandemic: Discovering Opportunities Inside the Artist’s Studio
by Tim Berg Recently I made a quick visit to the ceramics studio at Pitzer College and I noticed that the whiteboard calendar where I post class assignments and deadlines still read Spring Break 2020. I was struck by how much time has passed since the beginning of the pandemic, and just how much my […]
Exploring Reconfiguration with Ovidian Figures
In the Fall of 2020, a seminar of fourteen students and two professors, Jessica McCoy (Art, Pitzer) and Colleen Rosenfeld (English, Pomona), logged onto Zoom every Monday and Wednesday morning to discuss Ovid’s Metamorphoses and a variety of adaptations, translations, imitations, and appropriations across the visual and verbal arts. Pairing introductory lessons in drawing with […]
Looking back: Hive Vietnam 2018
Reflecting on the impact of the Hive Vietnam Equitable Health Design program, 2018 I have always been extremely passionate about cultural competency, especially when working with underserved and vulnerable communities. Through practicing human-centered design (HCD) in Vietnam, I learned how to conduct research and create interventions that are not only effective, but more importantly- culturally […]
Rethinking Cross-Cultural Research During COVID-19
Check out a piece written by a member of the Hive’s Vietnam summer team!