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Amy Yoshitsu ’10 in Harvard Magazine

November 30, 2023
AMY YOSHITSU ’10 has been working on a mind map, a document that resembles a street map representing math, dreams, and a spreadsheet of the economic and social resources that go into the art she creates. Main arteries labeled “Systems,” “Racism,” and “The Future” intersect with smaller boulevards demarcating “Patriarchy,” “Space,” and “Concept of Reality,” with tiny side streets labeled “Climate Crisis,” “Emancipatory Politics” and “Making Impossible Seem Possible.”... Read more about Amy Yoshitsu ’10 in Harvard Magazine
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AFVS faculty member Giuliana Bruno appointed to Fondazione Prada Steering Commitee

September 19, 2023

The  Steering Committee will explore in depth the most important topics of our times, and investigate up-and-coming questions regarding the future. Its main functions are to identify the most stimulating research areas to develop multidisciplinary projects that can impact the contemporary cultural debate and indicate possible lines for...

Read more about AFVS faculty member Giuliana Bruno appointed to Fondazione Prada Steering Commitee
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Announcing the AFVS Alumni & Faculty Film Series

September 13, 2023
The AFVS Alumni & Faculty Film Series is a free, monthly screening series during the academic year of films made by (or with) former students, fellows, affiliates, and faculty.  The screenings are followed by a discussion with the filmmaker (as well as other key collaborators, whenever possible), and accompanied by class visits and other opportunities for discussion. Please join us for the second season of the AFVS Film Series with very different films: Félicité (2017), by Alain Gomis; Dream of a Shadow (2019) On September 20th at 6PM, ... Read more about Announcing the AFVS Alumni & Faculty Film Series
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Giuliana Bruno in conversation with Carmen Boullosa at Harvard Bookstore September 12th @7pm

September 5, 2023
Please join us for a conversation between Professor Giuliana Bruno (Harvard, AFVS) and acclaimed Mexican writer and artist Carmen Boullosa on her new feminist novel, The Book of Eve, named one of the Best Books of 2023 by The New Yorker.

What if everything they’ve told us about the Garden of Eden was wrong? Come and hear how Eve decides to tell her own version of the story of Genesis.

Carmen Boullosa is an award-winning Mexican poet, novelist, playwright, essayist and artist. The author of twenty novels, three... Read more about Giuliana Bruno in conversation with Carmen Boullosa at Harvard Bookstore September 12th @7pm