| | | | Did you get some rest & relaxation over break? 😎 Hope so, because the museums are firing on all cylinders in this second half of March! We have four, count 'em 4, special exhibitions up and running (LaToya M. Hobbs, Future Minded, Wolf Vostell, and Picasso), plus Bosco Sodi and Arlene Shechet are still on view and great for a return visit. We have spotlight tours on the weekends, including a bunch of debuts; lunchtime gallery talks galore; and we'll have evening programs four times in the next two weeks, as you'll see in the rundown below (might be a new record for us). Come by, explore, and feel the energy! 🌞🌷 |
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| special event Reflections: Harmonious Disarray Friday, March 22
7-8:30PM Check out a student installation of transformable objects and a community conversation with design academics Sara Hendren and John Peterson, the culmination of the program series Beyond Access: A Celebration of International Day of Persons with Disabilities at Harvard. |
| lecture Botticelli Drawings Tuesday, March 26
6-7:30PM Hear Furio Rinaldi, Curator of Drawings and Prints at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, share new discoveries and insight into the working practices of one of the most renowned artists of Renaissance Florence. |
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| Film Screening and Q & A Two Poets and a River Wednesday, March 27
6-7:45PM Watch this documentary film about separated poet-singers from Tajikistan and Afghanistan; then, hear from Professor Richard K. Wolf, the film's director, and Dawood Pazhman, Artist-in-Residence in the Department of Music, whose work is in the related course, Music and Politics in Afghanistan and Central Asia (Music 194R). |
| Special Event Harvard Art Museums at Night Thursday, March 28
5-9PM Enjoy some after-hours art, fun, food, and drinks! And check out a pop-up exhibit about the contributions of women in the museums' history with Senior Archivist Megan Schwenke! |
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| Spotlight Tours with the Ho Family Student Guides
Saturday, 3/23
11AM: “The Art of Conservation,” with Sachi Laumas '26
2PM: “Self-Reflective Portraits,” with Emma Fang '25 (debut)
Sunday, 3/24
11AM: “Beneath the Armor,” with Andy Kim '25
2PM: “Sensing the Divine,” with Hanna Carney '25
Saturday, 3/30
11AM: “Seeing In/Looking Out,” with Sophia Pasalis '25 (debut)
2PM: “Art and Poetry,” with Arielle Frommer '25 (debut)
Sunday, 3/31
11AM: “Fabrics of Art,” with Varya Lyapneva '26 (debut)
2PM: “What Artists Hide in Their Work” with Melinda Modisette '25 (debut)
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Gallery Talks Galore
All 12:30-1PM
Tuesday, 3/26
"Why Pablo Picasso’s Guernica and Questions of War Matter Today," with Suzanne Preston Blier, Allen Whitehill Clowes Professor of Fine Arts and of African and African American Studies, Harvard University
Wednesday, 3/27
"Wolf Vostell’s Experiments with Concrete," with Briana J. Smith, Associate Director of Studies, Committee on Degrees in History & Literature, Harvard University
Thursday, 3/28
Future Minded: New Works in the Collection (focused on stoneware moon jars by artist Jane Yang D’Haene), with Soyoung Lee, Landon and Lavinia Clay Chief Curator
Saturday, 3/30
"The Afterlives of War in Heinrich Hoerle’s The Cripple Portfolio," with Peter Murphy, Stefan Engelhorn Curatorial Fellow in the Busch-Reisinger Museum, Division of Modern and Contemporary Art
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From Our Friends...
Writer, curator, and podcaster Helen Molesworth will join ICA Director Jill Medvedow for a public conversation about Molesworth's new book, Open Questions: Thirty Years of Writing about Art at the ICA on Thursday, 3/28 at 6:30-7:30PM (Molesworth was a curator at the Harvard Art Museums for about three of those thirty years)! Tickets are free and available online at 10AM on 3/26.
The Schlesinger Library will kick off its new exhibition Rewrite, Organize, Remix: Visions of Feminist Organizing with an online-only opening event featuring the American Library Association president Emily Drabinksi and the climate activist Thanu Yakupitiyage in conversation with the exhibition curator Mimosa Shah. Monday, 4/1 at 4-5PM on Zoom. Registration required. |
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