A first-year seminar by Assistant Professor Shawon Kinew has been the focus of a feature in the Havard Gazette. The seminar focuses on the 19th century oil portraits of 25 Native leaders captured in an era of forced relocation. The course titled “The...
Unfulfilled as a lawyer, Robin Kelsey took a leap and began a career in photography and teaching. Today he is the Dean of Arts and Humanities in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Shirley Carter Burden Professor of Photography in the Department of...
Professor Kalavrezou was recently in the "ARISTEiA in 30 Minutes" podcast in conversation about Byzantine Art and the Modern World alongside Dimitris Karampas, DPhil candidate, University of Oxford, Faculty of Classics and Centre for Maritime Archaeology...
Artists Deborah Roberts, Laolu Senbanjo, and Michael Ray Charles join Sarah Elizabeth Lewis to discuss Design and how it functions as a non verbal medium in art making. Click here for more information.
Ancient Studies at Harvard brings together faculty and graduate students who study the ancient world. Join us for an informal symposium featuring short presentations from faculty and researchers who have recently joined Harvard's community. Featuring: Amy...
The International Center of Photography (ICP) just awarded Sarah Lewis’s much-lauded Aperture issue “Vision & Justice” the 2017 Infinity Award in the Critical Writing and Research category). To celebrate this achievement, the ICP has released a short film...
A new HBO documentary, “Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches”, will air on February 23rd at 9 pm. In the film, five of the seminal anti-slavery activist’s speeches will be performed, with context provided by scholars including Professor Sarah Lewis and...
Cécile Fromont believes that something new can be revealed about an artwork or artifact every time someone lays eyes on it. It’s one of the reasons she loves the classroom environment, where she and her students can examine objects of visual and material...