The Harvard Archives Exhibit is a captivating dive into the rich tapestry of Harvard’s history, showcasing historical artifacts that tell compelling stories about the university and America at large.Featured items
Dance like somebody's watching can be a liberating mantra that encourages true expression and bold display of self through movement.When you take to the floor without inhibition, it opens up
"Night Side Songs" emerges as a groundbreaking musical that intimately portrays the complexities of life, illness, and the human experience surrounding end-of-life care.Created by Daniel Lazour and Patrick Lazour, this
The Harvard Office for the Arts (OFA) has been a cornerstone of creative expression at Harvard University for fifty remarkable years.Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the OFA emphasizes the pivotal role
Film adaptations have long been a popular way to bring beloved stories to life on the silver screen, captivating audiences with the magic of cinema.From riveting novels turned into movies
David Lynch, the acclaimed filmmaker known for his surreal and provocative style, has left an indelible mark on American cinema.With films such as "Blue Velvet" and the iconic television series
The Harvard portraiture exhibit is not just an artistic showcase, but a powerful narrative celebrating courage, change, and the often-overlooked voices of history.Curated by Robert Shetterly, whose impactful series "Americans
Celeste Ng, an acclaimed author in Asian American literature, explores themes of identity and family in her work, making her an essential voice in contemporary fiction.Her latest novel, "Our Missing
Susan Meiselas photography embodies a unique blend of storytelling and documentary art, capturing the intricate narratives found within communities.Her work, particularly the acclaimed "44 Irving Street, Cambridge, MA," showcases her
Art in a state of siege reflects the profound ways creativity and expression intersect with political turmoil and societal chaos.Throughout history, artists have harnessed their craft to comment on the