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The exhibition Ecologies of Prehod is now on view at Swimming Pool in Sofia, Bulgaria until September 24. It is curated by Off-site: a research initiative at the intersection of heritage studies, environmental humanities, and critical media practice, co...

The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies is proud to announce that AFVS graduate student Carolyn Bailey has received the 2024 Jonathan Kahana Graduate Student Writing Award in Documentary Studies for her paper “Picture a Condition: Revisiting 1990s...

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Fence Books is proud to publish Valerie Werder’s debut novel, Thieves, as part of its Fence Modern Prize in Prose Series. Described by Claire Messud as “sly, witty, and utterly compelling”; Elvia Wilk as “a gleaming gem of a novel”; and Lucy Ives as “a...

Before the Supreme Court ruling striking down race-conscious admissions, we asked student photographers at seven very different schools to show us what community looks like on their campuses. Read More.

The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies congratulates the following AFVS concentrators recognized for their outstanding work with the following awards: Artist Development Fellowships… awarded by the Office for the Arts Awarded to Anne Charlotte...

Like a lot of kids, GSAS student Emilio Vavarella loved to draw spaceships when he was growing up in Italy. Unlike a lot of kids, however, he wasn’t most interested in whether his creations would jump to hyperspace or do battle with alien invaders. He was...

AFVS Senior Kiana Rawji’s short documentary MAMA OF MANYATTA (2022) will be premiering at the 2023 Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles this Friday, February 17th. Shot in Summer 2022 and edited in Fall 2022 in AFVS 151, the film offers an intimate...

In the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, Ava Salzman, now a senior at Harvard, took a class on oral storytelling in times of crisis. Despite the awkwardness of an online setting, Ms. Salzman said she felt that she and her 19 classmates found...

Carolyn Bailey is a doctoral candidate at Harvard University, where her research is supported by a doctoral fellowship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). She is a lecturer in the Women's & Gender Studies Program at...