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Vision fellowships propel Island's young professionals - The Martha's Vineyard Times

OBSD reflects on second year of Vision Fellowship program

The Vision Fellowship is an OBSD scholarship that funds UCSB undergraduate students’ passion projects

O.B. talks environmental initiatives  - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Martha’s Vineyard Commission representatives want the Oak Bluffs select board to provide a list of town priorities for an upcoming climate risk assessment. The assessment would be done through a grant, and conducted by the Woodwell Climate Research Center, which specializes in performing climate risk analysis for municipalities, Ben Robinson, MVC commissioner and member of […]

Office of Black Student Development Holds Open House for New Office Suite

The event began with a tour of the space and opportunities for conversation with the OBSD staff, followed by a speaker lineup in the SRB theater.

2022 Martha's Vineyard Vision Fellows announced - The Martha's Vineyard Times

The Martha’s Vineyard Vision Fellowship program announced the 2022 Martha’s Vineyard Vision Fellows. Since its first awards in 2006, the Vision Fellowship has supported local individuals committed to the Island’s communities and natural environment, and who recognize the importance of contributing to the health and well-being of both. The 2022 fellows join a community of […]

University Works To Fulfill 2019 Black Student Union Demands

In 2019, Chancellor Henry T. Yang promised the creation of an OBSD, funding for eight paid positions — totaling to about $900,000 — and $55,000 annually for Black Student Union programming.

Frieze London: Garrett Bradley & Arthur Jafa. Moderated by Mark Godfrey | | Galleries

Vineyard Vision fellows announced - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Lisson Gallery now representing Garrett Bradley

Lisson Gallery now representing Garrett Bradley Garrett Bradley (born 1986) lives and works in New Orleans. LONDON .-Lisson Gallery announced exclusive worldwide representation of American artist and filmmaker Garrett Bradley. Bradley works across narrative, documentary and experimental modes of filmmaking to address themes such as race, class, familial relationships, social justice and cultural histories in the United States. Adopting archival material alongside newly shot footage, Bradley’s films exist simultaneously in the past, present and future, not only disrupting our perception of time, but also breaking down our preconceived ideas about objectivity, perspective and truth-telling. These narratives unfold naturally in both feature-length and short form, rather than being forced into a singular definition or perspective, and consequently reveal the characters’ multifaceted individual and collective stories.