Visual Arts
‘Exceeded My Expectations’: Student Performers Laud Return to In-Person Programming
After more than a year of adapting to virtual programming, Harvard’s vibrant performing arts groups have roared back to life. Though they have faced challenges adhering to Covid-19 restrictions, artists said the ability to come together in person again is well-worth it.
Obielumani N. Amudo
Obielumani N. Amudo ’23 is an AFVS concentrator who frequently works in the Carpenter Center.
Obielumani N. Amudo Art
Obielumani N. Amudo ’23 does much of her painting work in the Carpenter Center.
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This rendering shows a Doll House view of the Science Center Plaza using scanning Lidar by Luke Hollis.
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Sean O'Reilly scans the MCZ Paleo Entomology collection with a curatorial assistant.
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Depicted is a drone photogrammetry scan of the John Harvard Statue by Brian Vizaretta.
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Library staff virtually visit the Weissman Preservation Center using the SmartStage.
Boston Exhibition ‘Some Assembly Required’ Spotlights Local Queer Artists
The Boston LGBTQIA+ Artist Alliance, a volunteer artist-run organization, is displaying works by local queer artists at the Distillery Gallery in South Boston until late July.
Jungle Gym
Christina M. Tedesco made "Jungle Gym" with Sharpie and gouache as part of her body of work called "The Playground Project."
Traces of Bodies
In 2018, Christina M. Tedesco invited members of the Somerville community to make life-sized paper dolls of themselves, collecting them into a temporary mural called "Traces of Bodies."
Harvard Photo Exhibition Showcases Stark COVID-19 Realities in Latin America
The David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies awarded four Latin American photographers and journalists in their open call competition for work about the COVID-19 pandemic.
