26 | Black Mountain College

Disturbing the Piece

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Today we’re going back to school and learning about Black Mountain College. Kate Averett, from the Black Mountain College Museum, and Professor Eva Diaz, from Pratt Institute, join me to flesh out the history of the college. We discuss the famous teachers (and students) at the school, different teaching styles, and how the college lives on despite being closed.

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