Brian D. Goldstein
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Celebrating Le Corbusier’s Carpenter Center
Appropriately enough, it was the ramp of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts (CCVA) that bore its christening on
Remembering and Rebuilding
Michael Van Valkenburgh says he does not rely on memorials to deal with his grief. But he found solace in
Remembering and Rebuilding
Michael Van Valkenburgh says he does not rely on memorials to deal with his grief. But he found solace in
Where's Rothko?
Visitors to the penthouse at the Holyoke Center today will no longer find the elegant dining room designed for Harvard’s
Multi-tasking Jugglers Teach Audience Their Tricks
Visitors to the Harvard Juggling Club’s performance this weekend may find themselves coming away with more than just a smile.
Art Installation to Bring Seekers, ‘Seers’ to Memorial Hall
Lee Mingwei’s idea of public art doesn’t involve tossing big chunks of lead haphazardly into open spaces. His projects are
Artist Presents His Interactive Work
An artist who turns everyday activities like sleeping and eating into exhibitions described his unconventional interactive art to a packed
Student Plants First Daytime TV Lesbian Kiss
With a single kiss, soap opera star Eden Riegel, a member of the class of 2002, will make small-screen history
Designing A Visible Landscape
Whether as retreats from the city, compliments to the bustle of city life, or as forces guiding the growth of
Black Poet, Playwright Read Works
Two of the nation’s most distinguished black female authors read their work in front of a standing-room only audience at