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| On the Agency of Interior Spaces This symposium explores the spaces of artistic, artisanal, and intellectual production. From the artist’s studio to the alchemist’s lab, the stateroom to the secret chamber, the brick-and-mortar hall to the winding corridors of cyberspace, rooms and their contents have long influenced history and transformed their inhabitants. Held in conjunction with the special exhibition The Philosophy Chamber: Art and Science in Harvard’s Teaching Cabinet, 1766–1820 (May 19–December 31, 2017), this symposium brings together artists, architects, and historians to consider the spaces where objects and ideas are generated. | |
| Keynote Lecture by Louis Nelson | |
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| Further Reading The exhibition’s accompanying catalogue—available in our shop—advances new understandings of early American art history and will serve as a rich resource for any reader interested in the art and culture of the Atlantic World. | |
| This project is supported in part by major grants from the Terra Foundation for American Art and the Henry Luce Foundation. | |
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