In addition to the many programs and services offered by the Office for the Arts, opportunities to engage in arts practice, production and management are available through other departments at Harvard.
Repeats every week every Friday until Fri Apr 14 2017 except Fri Apr 07 2017.
3:30pm to 5:00pm
3:30pm to 5:00pm
Location:
Heaney Suite, Adams House (I Entry, 53 Bow Street)
CANCELED
Presented by: Office for the Arts Admission: Free; open to the Harvard community. Sign up at arts@fas.harvard.edu Runs: Fridays, March 31 and April 14; 3:30-5 pm.
Presented by: Office for the Arts Admission: Free and open to the Harvard Community; preference is to Harvard College students.
Use brushes, brayers, rollers and stamps to create artwork on Plexiglas panels, then print images on dampened paper using the intaglio press. Read more about MONOTYPE WORKSHOP
DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group is pleased to announce the inauguration of an annual student award of $25,000, the "Hedy Lamarr Achievement Award for Emerging Leaders in Entertainment Technology," which recognizes female college students in their Junior
Repeats every month on the 5 of December until Mon Dec 05 2016 .
5:00pm to 6:00pm
5:00pm to 6:00pm
Location:
Office for the Arts, 74 Mt. Auburn Street (across from Boloco)
Presented by: Office for the Arts at Harvard Open to Harvard Undergraduates more information>
Come to our Info Session for a review of guidelines, advice on the application process, and hear from past Fellows about their experience. Pizza provided!
Artist Development Fellowships (ADF) support the artistic development of promising and/or accomplished student artists who, it is
The President’s Innovation Challenge prompts the Harvard student body to engage with issues facing the world and discover ways to make the world work better. We challenge you to solve social issues (equitability
Membership is the best way to experience Passim and become a part of its community. As a member, you’ll get discounts on tickets and classes, free admission to our open mic (every Tuesday) and receive invitations to free members-only events (and more!). There are many free member concerts which your free student membership covers.
This fall, the Harvard Art Museums will reintroduce the Student Print Rental Program. On hiatus since 2008, the popular program allows Harvard students to rent original prints from the museums to hang in their dorm rooms for the year. It aims to encourage interest in and understanding of art by making it a part of students’ everyday lives.
For a small fee, about 300 undergraduate and graduate students living in university housing will be able to choose from a collection of prints; each student can rent one print per academic year. The selection of available prints ranges from early
