 |  | Welcome to Spring 2025! Thinking about the weeks and months ahead, we're taking inspiration from this work by Agnes Martin. This semester is a blank page, ready to be filled with experiences that inspire, relationships that uplift, and knowledge that empowers.
We hope you'll also spend some time with us. We've got lots going on this semester, including two new special exhibitions and a third coming soon, loads of Spotlight Tours, and much more! Stay tuned, but in the meantime, welcome to a spring semester filled with promise and potential! |
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 | gallery talk Susan Meiselas’s 44 Irving Street, Cambridge, MA Friday, January 31
12:30-1pm Explore the relationships between photographic portraiture, private life, and self-presentation. |
 | m/lab workshop Stitching Pictures—Embroidery, Photography, and Practices of Adornment and Care Saturday, February 8
1-4pm Learn how to enhance, alter, and transform photographs through needlework. |
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Our Ho Family Student Guides are back in action with Spotlight Tours every Saturday and Sunday! This weekend, join Soleil Saint-Cyr '25 for Sightseeing, Aidan Scully '25 for Selective Memories, Sachi Laumas '26 for The Art of Conservation, or Sophia Scott ’25 for Portraiture by 19th-Century Black American Artists. Did you participate in our Student Print Rental Program? If your print is lighting up the living room, sharing space with your own artwork as part of a gallery wall, or serving as a conversation piece among friends, we want to see it! Email a photo of your rented print on display for a chance to have it featured on our Instagram! In addition to the photo, feel free to include a sentence about how the print has enriched your living space, why you like it, or how it makes you feel. Submission deadline is Friday, February 7. __________________________________________________ From our friends... CCVA invites you to the opening reception of Janiva Ellis: Fear Corroded Ape on Thursday, January 30. Do you have an artistic project or opportunity for summer 2025 and looking for financial support? The OFA is now accepting applications for Artist Development Fellowships, which provide funding for undergraduates to pursue artistic interests and take development to the next level. |
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Image (Header): Agnes Martin, American, Untitled #4, 1991. Acrylic and graphite on canvas. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of The American Art Foundation, 1995.42. © Estate of Agnes Martin / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York |
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