A bassist and emerging artist builds bridges between music worlds in Cambridge and Boston, and finds the community, performance, fun and dreams she was hoping for.
Joey Griffith '22 wasn’t expecting to be planning a virtual presentation of a beloved choral work with the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum and Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra on Jan.30. But it has been an experience of a lifetime.
The Provincetown potter and educator will offer ceramics sessions featuring unique approaches that provide "creative trailheads to wander down" with functional pieces.
By Kathy King Director of the OFA Ceramics Program at Harvard
Harvard undergraduates! Looking for a well to relax, make art and be in a welcoming community? The Office for the Arts is offering a lineup of visual arts courses this fall for all skill levels. Also, meet the Narrative Photography instructor Anne Eder.
During Wintersession, Veep’s David Mandel ’92 returns to his alma mater (where he learned his craft despite skipping classes) to share the craft of comedy writing and paths to Hollywood.
Playwright Antoinette Nwandu ’02 talks about her art as the act of editing – and keenly observing the narratives of the past and the headlines of today. She’s holding a Wintersession workshop about her play Pass Over.
Morris Robinson was an offensive lineman in college. Now he’s an international opera star. He'll be in residence Nov. 20-22 at the Office for the Arts at Harvard, in partnership with Harvard College Opera.
Musician Ian Chan '23 had never worked on a Broadway-bound, professional musical theater show. Then this happened.
Novice documentary filmmaker Mira Alpers '24 learns the ropes at Cowboy Churches in her homestate of Oklahoma.
A bassist and emerging artist builds bridges between music worlds in Cambridge and Boston, and finds the community, performance, fun and dreams she was hoping for.
Joey Griffith '22 wasn’t expecting to be planning a virtual presentation of a beloved choral work with the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum and Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra on Jan.30. But it has been an experience of a lifetime.
The Provincetown potter and educator will offer ceramics sessions featuring unique approaches that provide "
It began as a one-night cabaret and transformed into a four-day event. Welcome to the Harvard Student Composers Festival.
Harvard undergraduates! Looking for a well to relax, make art and be in a welcoming community? The Office for the Arts is offering a lineup of visual arts courses this fall for all skill levels. Also, meet the Narrative Photography instructor Anne Eder.
During Wintersession, Veep’s David Mandel ’92 returns to his alma mater (where he learned his craft despite skipping classes) to share the craft of comedy writing and paths to Hollywood.
Playwright Antoinette Nwandu ’02 talks about her art as the act of editing – and keenly observing the narratives of the past and the headlines of today. She’s holding a Wintersession workshop about her play Pass Over.
