Join us live on Zoom for a Student Guide Tour! Adam Sella ’22 explores the color blue in three works of art: Utagawa Hiroshige’s print Yamato Province: Yoshino, a Thousand Cherry Trees at One Glance, Pablo Picasso’s Mother and Child from his Blue Period, and Josef Albers’s painting Homage to the Square: Against Deep Blue. Taking our Forbes Pigment […]

Bits of fabric, metal scraps, trash—these are just some of the experimental materials artists have used to make political statements. From sculpture to the graphic arts, a vibrant tradition of found materials, assemblage, and collage exists in Brazil, where artists have deployed these techniques to illuminate economic, racial, and environmental issues. This talk will explore […]

Join us live on Zoom for a Student Guide Tour! Felipe Muñoz ’22 explores how an Archaic Greek bowl attributed to the Kleophrades Painter, a Symbolist painting by Gustave Moreau, and a Bauhaus chess set by Josef Hartwig concern themselves with different kinds of pleasure. This free tour will take place online via Zoom. To join, click the following link: https://harvard.zoom.us/j/99419064824 (no pre-registration […]

Join us live on Zoom for a Student Guide Tour! Cecilia Zhou ’22 examines how three works of art, spanning 700 years, position themselves vis-à-vis the future. She will lead an interactive discussion of the sculpture Prince Shotoku at Age Two and the paintings Mass by Franz Wilhelm Seiwert and Untitled by Kerry James Marshall. This free tour will take place […]