Arts & Culture
Art and culture abound at Harvard. The humanities, visual arts, performance, and cultural studies flourish here, in a community that practices and celebrates these creative disciplines.
Art and culture abound at Harvard. The humanities, visual arts, performance, and cultural studies flourish here, in a community that practices and celebrates these creative disciplines.
If you found yourself at a backyard birthday party in North Providence this past Saturday evening, you may have overheard a conversation about bicycling. A handful of Rhode Islanders were describing recent long rides, commiserating over the mistake of overindulgence... Read More…
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We’re getting the word out on unique design and research opportunities available this summer and into the coming year for our budding collaboration with the Arnold Arboretum. Conceptually situated at the intersection of nature and networks, landscape and media design, … Continue reading → Read More…
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In a master class, Patrick Corbin touches on the legacy of Paul Taylor while exploring a new dance methodology and practice. Read More…
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New gas fired kilns are featured; event includes silent auction and raffle for new electric kilns. Read More…
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Many of us at HUP were saddened this week by the death of author and illustrator Maurice Sendak. Among those most moved were editor Lindsay Waters and designer Jill Breitbarth, who remain grateful to Sendak for allowing our use of... Read More…
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Broadway actor and American Repertory Theater guest actor David Lutken talks about playing Woody Guthrie in the tribute piece "Woody Sez" and about the effect Guthrie and music have had on his life. Read More…
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The OFA's Artist Development Fellows were everywhere during ARTS FIRST 2012. Here are two of them. Read More…
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Two decades of creativity and art-making at Harvard were celebrated at this year's festival, April 26-29. Read More…
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Did you know that May is Huntington's Disease Awareness Month? Join the A.R.T. and the Huntington's Disease Society of America at the theater tonight to salute one of the most famous victims of this deadly genetic disease...Woody Guthrie. Read more on the A.R.T. Blog. Read More…
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Check out the #Harvard375 video. More 375 celebrating during #harvard12 Commencement next week! http://ow.ly/aXhV9
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Prof. Michael Sandel: Should universities give preference to poor applicants? http://hvrd.me/HM6Vpw @BBCRadio4
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Bicyclists from the Longwood and Cambridge/Allston campuses @Harvard have pledged over 6k miles during Bike Week! http://hvrd.me/IZ7R79
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RT @hdsnews: Saluting Andover Hall at 100 Years | http://hvrd.me/JLRlc0
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PubliCola, 2009-2012: How a Seattle news startup built an audience but not a business http://hvrd.me/L76XdZ
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Christine Lagarde of the IMF to share timely insights with @kennedy_school grads http://hvrd.me/IRDpf3
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1775: George Washington and Continental soldiers are quartered in Harvard buildings #history #harvard375
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"Religion, Science and the Weakening Quest to Save Creation" courtesy of @chgeharvard http://hvrd.me/LaYUwG
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For its 2012 elections coverage, MTV swaps out citizen journalism for gamification http://hvrd.me/IYAPUA
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Based on a popular Harvard Alumni Association walking tour given by PBS host and author Michael Weishan '86, this fascinating trip through Read more…
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It's a rainy morning in Cambridge, MA, but sometimes the most fun is had in the rain! Check out the video of Harvard's 375th birthday Read more…
May 15, 2012 from Harvard
"Don't fall into easy answers about the character or the moral values of others to explain a crisis. Read more…
May 15, 2012 from Harvard
“First it was about search, then about blogs, then about social [media] — what will it be three years from now?” Gingras said. Read more…
May 14, 2012 from Harvard
We've come a long, long way together… This year, Harvard is celebrating the 375th anniversary of the founding of Harvard College in 1636. Read more…
May 14, 2012 from Harvard
Researchers at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) say they have uncovered a way that animals detect pathogens in their Read more…
May 13, 2012 from Harvard
Quotation of the Week: “You just have to have enough stamina to keep everybody climbing up the hill nobody wants to go up anymore … you Read more…
May 13, 2012 from Harvard
Today, we celebrate Mother's Day in the United States. Read more…
May 11, 2012 from Harvard
8 signers of the Declaration of Independence 29 presidents and heads of state 56 Nobel laureates 39 Pulitzer Prize winners 375 years of Read more…
