The school that broke all the rules
Nearly 100 years ago, a radical school called Black Mountain College opened its doors. It featured no grades, very few tests and lots of avante garde art. And although it was a short-lived experiment, this quirky liberal arts college located in the mountains of western North Carolina would become one of the most influential institutions of higher learning in the world.
Featuring:
Alice Sebrell, Director of Preservation at the Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center
Links:
The Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center
Cover image: Renowned architect and inventor Buckminster Fuller in his…
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