Why do we put ARTS FIRST at Harvard? Students share their insights and experiences. 
As it transitions from solid to liquid to digital, an ice-based installation explores monuments, climate change and public response during ARTS FIRST.
Set designer Mimi Lien talks about her path from architecture to set design, the flow of space and the art of making drama "real." 
Artists put the art in ARTS FIRST. Jason Luke '94 makes their performances work as a festival. 
Get behind the scenes with a student-driven public art project that asks tough questions about sexual safety. The work debuts at the annual ARTS FIRST festival at Harvard. 
Actors, musicians, poets and dancers explore happiness, excitement, pain and frustration in the world premiere of Harvard Dance Project's multidisciplinary spring show by three choreographers. 
The a cappella jazz quartet New York Voices will hold a master class with Harvard's VoxJazz. At the heart is a trust in the power of ensemble music. 
Isaac Alter ’16 talks about the actual – and aspirational – bus trip between his senior year and Broadway. 
Author Lydia Davis, best know for her innovative short stories, offers insight and advice about the writing craft. Harvard Arts Blog Editorial Team
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