Presented by: Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) African American Student Union Dates: Friday, October 6, 4–8 PM; Saturday, October 7, 8:45 AM–9 PM; Sunday, October 8, 9 AM-1:30 PM Get tickets More information: visit the conference website
Various locations across campus (registration table on The Plaza)
“The arts represent an impulse to question and to create, an impulse that has sparked centuries of inquiry and progress and learning.” —Drew Gilpin Faust, President and Lincoln Professor of History, Harvard University
Repeats every week every Friday until Fri Nov 03 2017 except Fri Oct 27 2017. Also includes Thu Nov 16 2017.
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Location:
Office for the Arts at Harvard (OFA), 74 Mt. Auburn Street / Office of Career Services (OCS), 54 Dunster Street
Thinking about pursuing a career in the arts? Join us for a new conversation series with recent(ish) graduates who are working in the arts professionally.
Presented by: The Office for the Arts and the Office of Career Services Admission: Free & open to Harvard Undergraduates. RSVPs required. RSVP through Crimson Careers. ...
Office for the Arts at Harvard (OFA), 74 Mt. Auburn Street / Office of Career Services (OCS), 54 Dunster Street
Thinking about pursuing a career in the arts? Join us for a new conversation series with recent(ish) graduates who are working in the arts professionally.
Presented by: The Office for the Arts and the Office of Career Services Admission: Free & open to Harvard Undergraduates. RSVPs required. RSVP through Crimson Careers. ...
Office for the Arts at Harvard (OFA), 74 Mt. Auburn Street / Office of Career Services (OCS), 54 Dunster Street
Thinking about pursuing a career in the arts? Join us for a new conversation series with recent(ish) graduates who are working in the arts professionally.
It’s all fun and games at this year’s Halloween circus extravaganza… if you can survive the night, that is! Demons, witches, monsters and creepy crawly creatures will fill the evening with never-seen-before acts of aerials, acrobatics, burlesque, sideshow, and more. This adults-only Halloween horror spectacular is not for the faint of heart, but is filled with as much humor as it is with gore.
You're an artist--A lighting or set designer, an actor, a musician, a dancer, a writer or journalist--but to find work you also need to think of yourself as a brand and a start-up business. Join us for this discussion with working artists on getting gigs, finding free-lancing opportunities, charging for...
Presented by:FAS Diversity Dialogues Admission: Free. Registration required. Register here. Please note that space is limited and seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for registered guests.
Presented by: Harvard Art Museums Admission: Free and open to Harvard undergraduate and graduate students only. Space is limited; HUIDs checked at the door. More information
Welcome back to campus, Harvard students! Harvard undergraduate and graduate students are invited to join us at our Student Late Night at the Harvard Art Museums, 32 Quincy Street. We’re keeping the galleries open late for a Harvard Student Late Night featuring DJ /rupture.... Read more about Harvard Student Late Night at the Harvard Art Museums - 9/7
L-R: Warren MacKenzie and John Reeve with Ken Ferguson
This panel will explore Warren MacKenzie and John Reeve’s unique friendship and the shared philosophy of these mingei ceramic legends. Warren and John were contemporaries and good friends, working at the Leach Pottery at different times and together in the US and England. Warren on John: “We were both seeking our own language. We shared the idea that pots should be made easily and quickly; they should not be elaborate things. We didn’t have to explain ourselves to one another.”... Read more about Panel Discussion and Seminar - Warren MacKenzie and John Reeve: Kindred Spirits
Menschel Hall, Lower Level, Harvard Art Museums, 32 Quincy St
Presented by: Harvard Art Museums Admission: Free admission, but tickets are required. Tickets will be distributed on the Lower Level beginning at 5 pm. One ticket per person. Seating will begin at 5:30 pm. After capacity is reached, additional seating in nearby Deknatel Hall will be available to view the lecture via simulcast. Please note: The museums will remain open until 9 pm. The lecture will take place from 6 to 7:30pm in Menschel Hall, Lower Level. Lecture attendees are invited to return to the galleries after the discussion, as well as to enjoy a reception in the Calderwood Courtyard. More information
Presented by: Harvard Art Museums Admission: Free admission. Families are encouraged to attend. Regular Museum Hours: Open daily 10am–5pm More information
In the 17th century, scientists, educators, and philosophers used the magic lantern—a device that can...
Presented by: Harvard Ed Portal Admission: Free More information
Calling all artists, creatives, and cultural workers living or working in Allston-Brighton! Come to the Harvard Ed Portal for a night of mingling over food and drinks while you learn about opportunities in the neighborhood and across the city. Network with other artists and add your voice to the conversation about...
Presented by: Holden Voice Program Admission: email Program Director Liz Eschen at eschen@fas.harvard.edu to sign up for the workshop. There is no cost to attend; a yoga mat and loose clothing are required.
Stress is an inevitable part of life. Your reaction to it doesn’t have to be!
Sponsored by the Holden Voice Program, this yoga-based workshop focuses on the breath, our most efficient and effective way of bringing balance to the nervous system, allowing us to shift how we respond to stress. Over two hours we will weave...