The idea for the exhibit grew out of a seminar given by Wellesley art historian Patricia Gray Berman and music professor and composer Martin Brody. This insallation examines their commodification and popularization. Berman and Brody will lead off the exhibit's opening celebration, Thursday, September 14, in the Collins Cinema with a welcoming presentation that incorporates art, music, film and TV clips from the period. Special programming for Cold War Modern includes related films and lectures running throughout the fall. Wellesley Week is published each Monday by the Office for Public Information during the academic year.
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