It might be spooky season, but we're all treats here at the Harvard Art Museums!
Join us for a Chinese painting workshop, a celebration of National Hip-Hop History Month, and an opportunity to create your own handmade journal. There's something for every ghoul and goblin!
materials lab workshop
A Brush with Nature—Chinese Painting
Saturday, November 4 1-4PM
Try your hand at traditional Chinese brush painting with master brush painter Qingxiong Ma.
workshop
Hip Hop Experience: The Roots
Sunday, November 5 1-3PM
Celebrate National Hip-Hop History Month with artist and singer Jazzmyn RED.
materials lab workshop
Making a Journal
Wednesday, November 8 1-4PM
Create your own handmade journal with link stitch binding.
lecture
The Legacy of the Opium Wars
Wednesday, November 8 6-7:30PM
Join Harvard faculty for a discussion on the Opium Wars and the opium trade in U.S.–China relations.
On the eve of Halloween, we invite you to delve into our collection of ghoulish and otherworldly works of art. Check them out... if you dare.
Image (Header): Audrey Flack, American, Skull and Roses, 1983, printed 1984. Dye transfer print. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Sidney and Shirley Singer, 2013.177.5.
