Campus Arts
A Nation of Neglect: 'Devour The Land' Special Exhibition
The exhibit stands out from most atomic photography presentations in that it addresses the long term effects of this war on land.
On Anderson Cooper’s ‘Vanderbilt’: Extravagance and the American Elite
“I think it’s really monumental that the true story of the Vanderbilt family is being rewritten by a gay man, a single father,” he said.
Community and Social Justice is the Main Act at the Dance for World Community Festival
Dance for World shows the potential for dance to illuminate social issues.
Boston University Global Music Festival: Connecting Communities Through Music
The festival stands out from other global music festivals of its kind thanks to its impressive accessibility.
Margaret Tracey Talks Stepping Down From The Boston Ballet School And Next Steps
“What I have found is that if we question and challenge those male counterparts within our sphere, we can be considered difficult or defensive,” Tracey said.
Empathy and the Environment: A Dialogue on the Social and Cultural Implications of Climate Change
All of the speakers shared a climate of conscientiousness and a deep belief in the need to connect across disciplines to holistically solve problems.
Director Sarah Adina Smith and Choreographer Celia Rowlson-Hall On Their Film, ‘Birds of Paradise’
The drama of the film is carried by its leading actresses Diana Silvers and Kristine Froseth, whom Smith characterizes as exceptionally talented and very different.
Red Bull’s “Dance Your Style” Event Brings Freestyle, Optimism, and Community to Boston
Despite the intensity of the matchups, the evening was characterized by smiles, hugs, and supportive interactions between dancers.
Angeline Boulley Speaks at Harvard ArtsBites Event
On Sept. 16, author Angeline Boulley spoke about her young adult thriller, “Firekeeper’s Daughter,” at a virtual event as a part of Harvard’s ArtsBites series.
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Author Angeline Boulley spoke on Sept. 16 as part of Harvard's ArtsBites speaker series
'Titian: Women, Myth, & Power' Exhibition Leaves Visitors in Awe at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
This the first time in four centuries that the six paintings have been reunited in one room, a task that involved the cooperation of museums and galleries around the world.
After Months Apart, Performing Art Groups Tackle In-Person Programming
Performing arts groups are reimagining ways to safely perform during the pandemic and attract audiences who have not attended in-person student performances in 18 months.
Everyday Grace with Sarah Lloyde Kaufman
To hear Kaufman speak is to be inspired by her investment in studying the myriad choreographed movements of humanity.
Creating 2021's Virtual Eleganza
Any of these global audience members stunned by the looks served by model after model have Eleganza’s executive producers to thank.
Ocean Vuong Talks New Work, Diasporic Writing, and the Ethics of Narrative Expression
The enduring resonance of Vuong's texts emerges from his willingness to continually revisit the past as a space of reclamation and dialogue.
‘Popscast: Cereal’ Review: Music and Mystery With the Harvard Pops
Throughout the podcast, instrumentation accentuates the story and allows soloists to shine.
Harvard Piano Society Returns with Another Recital
This event showcased the diverse talent of Harvard students with performances of Beethoven, Schubert, Kapustin, and others.
Harvard Dance Project: A Virtual Premiere to Life-Changing Performances
HDP’s ambitious and varied goals point to the ambition and variety of the co-creators and their work.
Inside the Fight to #SaveOurStages: Independent Venues Struggle to Survive the Pandemic Year
Over the past year, independent venues have faced unique challenges in surviving the pandemic. The venues that have survived are hanging by a thread, held on the other end by the support of their communities and the tenacity of their owners.
The Harvard College Podcast Network: A New Hub of Creative Student Voices
HCPN seeks to make podcasting accessible to all individuals, emphasizing that anyone can be a podcaster.
Harvard South Asian Association Prepares for First All-Virtual Ghungroo Event
Ghungroo, Harvard’s annual celebration of South Asian cultures, will be held entirely virtually this Saturday for the first time in its over 30 years of production.
Boston Ballet’s 'The Art of Classical Ballet' Review: Ballet from the Studio to Your Living Room
Boston Ballet’s production of “The Art of Classical Ballet” is delightful to watch.