A panel of experts discusses arts, culture and entrepreneurship to inspire participation in the President's Innovation Challenge.
A Carpenter Center exhibition of video and photos shows the role of dissenting artists during a bleak time in Chilean history.
A series at Harvard Film Archive showcases African American cinema in the '60s and '70s including works by Kent Garrett '63.
Punk rock protest group Pussy Riot and a gathering of Harvard arts groups inspire a deeper connection to arts, activism and the people sitting next to you in the room.
A collaborative degree program between Harvard University and Berklee College of Music holds a forum on the future of musical creativity.
Student artists slide into the surreal imagination at the heart of August Strindberg's illusory drama, the TDM fall production of A Dream Play.
Holding an open rehearsal with the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra, the famed conductor of the LA Phil encouraged musicians to think beyond their instruments.
Broadway star Laura Osnes will offer a workshop on auditioning. It’s grounded in her advice: Follow your heart and your gut.
A lively approach to programming allows Harvard Collegium and RCS to explore diversity in music and the creativity of soloists in the fall concert on Nov. 4.
Science Theater uses a play about rape and PTSD to spark conversation and understanding among the arts and science communities at Harvard.
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