“The Refusal of Time”
William Kentridge’s vision for art that resists rationality and limits
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Articles by Department: Dispatches
Art in Academe
Exhibition showcases art-making in Harvard classrooms
5.1.12
Harvard Poets, by Ear
Showcasing works from the past century-plus
4.30.12
Tommy Lee Jones Awarded Harvard Arts Medal
The actor collects the medal and discusses his career.
4.27.12
It’s Complicated
Harvard’s history of educating women
4.25.12
Hit It!
Inside the world of The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers (THUD)
4.24.12
Harvard at Fenway, 100 Years Later
Commemorating a special game on a special field
4.11.12
Poetry, Architecture, and Dance, Combined
Original works highlight new dance director’s focus on innovation
4.4.12
How the Enlightenment Led to Colonialism
Filmmaker William Kentridge explains in his second Norton Lecture.
4.3.12
Lampoon Battles Globetrotters in Hoops
The Harlem team plays the student humor publication in the streets of Harvard Square.
4.2.12
The Richness of Nature at Large
Yukio Lippit curates Colorful Realm exhibit at National Gallery
3.30.12
William Kentridge: “In Praise of Shadows”
The first of the 2012 Norton Lectures
3.26.12
Forecasting Harvard’s Future
Faculty of Arts and Science professors project 400th anniversary
3.12.12
The Story of Teach For America
The founder and alumni speak at Harvard.
3.9.12
All A-Gaga
An undergraduate’s take on a pop icon’s visit to campus