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82 results for "Department News"

82 results for "Department News"

Annette Lemieux: Things Felt opening on April 21

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The department is pleased to announce news of Annette Lemieux’s upcoming exhibition, Things Felt, which will be on view at Mitchell-Innes & Nash from April 21 through May 28, 2022. The opening reception for Things Felt will held from 6:00-8:00pm on April...

Liz Glynn, VES Alum and Visiting Lecturer, at LACMA

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The Myth of Singularity, a suite of eight bronze sculptures by Liz Glynn, produced from plaster props generated during a 2013 performance The Myth of Singularity (after Rodin), is on view at LACMA through May 22, 2016. In a recent interview with artnet...

Doctoral work embraces new media: exhibit "Into Place"

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The new exhibit “Into Place,” represents many of the capstone projects of recent graduates or current Harvard Ph.D. students pursuing a secondary field in Critical Media Practice, a 10-year-old program that expands the way students in Harvard’s Graduate...

The AFVS Department mourns the death of Chris Killip

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C HRIS KILLIP (1946 – 2020) The AFVS Department mourns the death of Chris Killip who passed away on October 13, 2020. As Professor of Visual and Environmental Studies from 1991 to 2017, Chris was a beloved colleague and mentor to many. During his tenure...

For Students

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Departmental Writing Fellow The Departmental Writing Fellow is a resource for all undergraduates enrolled in AFVS department courses – including Gen Ed courses taught by AFVS affiliated faculty – who would like help with their writing. Read more... VES...

Matt Saunders on the Evolution of VES

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The Crimson spoke with Matt Saunders, assistant professor of VES and also a VES graduate, about the evolution of the department. The full article is available on the Crimson’s website.

Remembering Eduard Sekler, co-founder of VES

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Eduard Sekler, first director of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts and co-founder of the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies, died on May 1 at 96. Read about Sekler’s time at Harvard in the Gazette’s obituary.