 | Reserve your spot today and join us for a special Halloween-themed Harvard Art Museums at Night. We’ll be highlighting the pigment color Dragon’s Blood Red, from the museums’ famed Forbes Pigment Collection! Come dressed in your best macabre red and enjoy fright-themed activities for a chance to win a prize, mingle in the Calderwood Courtyard, and kick back with friends to the (eerily) smooth sounds of DJ C-Zone. |
 | Our very own Horace Ballard, the Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr., Associate Curator of American Art, is included in a recent Boston Globe article by Cate McQuaid featuring four recently hired or newly promoted curators in the New England area. Read on to see how the museums are shifting to a more community-friendly library model and more! |
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 | Join us on Friday, October 28 for an Art Study Center Seminar with curatorial fellow Kyle Stephan. She will survey new acquisitions by German artist Wolf Vostell, one of the first artists to incorporate television into artworks. Register here for your spot in this workshop. |
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| | From Our Friends: Our neighbors down the street at the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture will be hosting a Day of the Dead Family Fiesta on Saturday, October 29, from 1 to 4pm. Celebrate the day with crafts, scent stations, traditional decorations, Nahuatl stories, and more! Images: Header, Frightful Night: © Caitlin Cunningham Photography. Curator Spotlight: Pat Greenhouse/Boston Globe Staff. Zombie Train: © Well Go USA. TV Art: Wolf Vostell, German, TV Blur [Fernsehverwischung], 1966. Screenprint on off-white wove paper. Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum, Gift of The Wolf Vostell Estate, 2022.289.
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