An article on the Gold Gorvy Traveling Seminar, “From Detail to City at Taliesin” taught by Luke Joyner and Casey Breen-Edelstein has been featured in the spring 2024 issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly.
See full blog post here.
Art History doctoral alumna Zsofi Valyi-Nagy, also an alumna of the College and currently on a Getty postdoc, garnered the cover story in the May issue of the leading international art journal Artforum, on the subject of her dissertation, the pioneering Hungarian computer artist Vera Molnar.
Zsofi’s hard research and thinking over the last decade has become only more important with the rise of AI.
Last year, Zsofi won both the Dean’s and Art History’s Teaching Awards.
Chat About: Qianyu Fu & Miao Wang is an exhibition in conjunction with the event Chat About: Yves Cao, Qianyu Fu, Lauren Rooney, and Miao Wang, April 26, 2024.
Chat About: Tommy Guhn Lee is an exhibition in conjunction with the event Chat About: Lydia Dimsu & Tommy Guhn Lee, April 19, 2024.
Documentary filmmaker Corinna Belz will introduce, screen, and discuss her 2023 Thomas Schütte, Ich bin nicht allein.
Join the Visual Resources Center in CWAC 257 for Open Box on Wednesday April 24th from 12–2pm. Open Box is a drop-in event where a selection of objects from the Joel Snyder Materials Collection (JSMC) will be out of storage for you to handle and engage with.
Stop by to learn more about the JSMC and its 773 unique objects. From cochineal pigment to hair clippings, the JSMC has objects that can aid research, provoke thought, or are even just cool to touch!
See more details and register here.
Join sociologist Larissa Buchholz as she discusses her new book, The Global Rules of Art, with Christine Mehring, Mary L. Block Professor of Art History and the College, and Harmon Siegel, Junior Fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows, at the Seminary Co-op Book Store on 5751 South Woodlawn Ave.
Join curator Chloe Zhong and artists Alice Ding, Betty Young Kim, and Feifei Wang to celebrate the opening of the exhibition Self? Self! with conversations, merriment, and a light reception!
Self? Self! is a self-exploration by three emerging Asian women artists in the DoVA (Department of Visual Arts) program. These artists navigate the complexities of the “self” through their interactions with different identities and institutions, spanning the intimate sphere of family and the broader context of culture and history. Together their work seeks to understand the distance between the self and others while also striving to bridge the gap between the two.