| | | | It's the final countdown to Thanksgiving break and we're giving thanks to you! Before you travel near and far, take a break in our galleries or join us at one of our upcoming programs. We've listed a few below, but check out everything going on in our online calendar. |
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| art talk live (virtual) Eyeglasses and Other Luxuries in a Late Chosŏn Screen Painting Tuesday, November 15
12:30-1PM Explore how eyeglasses acted as symbols of luxury and modernity. |
| film screening Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices From a Plantation Prison Thursday, November 17
6-7:30PM Join us for a screening and conversation of the MTV documentary film. |
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| film screening Portraits from a Fire Sunday, November 20
2-5PM Join the filmmaker for a screening and discussion about the nuances and complexities of being a young Indigenous filmmaker. |
| gallery talk Activation of Moholy-Nagy’s Light Prop for an Electric Stage Tuesday, November 22
12:30-1PM Experience this experimental device from 1930. |
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Lately we've been obsessed with the new Harry Styles music video, which has got us thinking about all the merpeople in HAM's collections. Which one is your favorite?
The PBS series The Bigger Picture, hosted by professor Vincent Brown, recently released an episode that features professor Sarah Lewis discussing Gordon Parks’ American Gothic in our Art Study Center.
Did you catch the Marquise de Pompadour on a recent Jeopardy! episode? See our famous lady in action here. Or stop by HAM to see her in person.
HAM is working on a new handbook (a book-length guide to our collections), and we’re aiming to include a wide variety of voices—including yours! Interested in participating? Check out this digital resource for more information. __________________________________________________
From Our Friends...
An Instagram account has taken the notion that life imitates art to a whole new level. Check out @artbutmakeitsports for a daily mash-up of sports and art history. Maybe now you'll start looking at Crimson athletes in a whole new way? |
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Unsubscribe Image (Header): Engraved by William Home Lizars, British, Colored by Robert Havell I, British, Great American Hen and Young, c. 1827. Hand-colored engraving and etching. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of Grenville L. Winthrop, M10308. |
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