Event at Harvard Art Museums: The Visual Commons: #BlackLivesMatter

Event at Harvard Art Museums: The Visual Commons: #BlackLivesMatter

Nicholas Mirzoeff, one of the founders of the visual culture discipline, is presenting parts of his new project, The Visual Commons: #BlackLivesMatter, at the Harvard Art Museums on Thursday, November 12th, 6:00-730. In this public lecture, Nicholas Mirzoeff, professor of media, culture, and communication at 

Event at the Tufts Art Gallery: The Intimacy of Memory

Event at the Tufts Art Gallery: The Intimacy of Memory

Next Thursday, November 12, the Tufts Art Gallery will be hosting a reception and discussion with artist Nancy Marks. The Intimacy of Memory, a compilation of pieces by Marks, is on display until November 31. The event will run from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. For more information, see 

Event: Historic New England’s “The Making of ‘Haymarket'”

Event: Historic New England’s “The Making of ‘Haymarket'”

Join Historic New England at the Otis House on Monday, November 9, for an author discussion on the new book, Haymarket. Hear Historic New England Manager of Community Engagement and Exhibitions (and Tufts professor!) Ken Turino and photographer Justin Goodstein talk about their experiences and their discoveries 

Event: Raise the Roof at the Tufts Art Gallery

Event: Raise the Roof at the Tufts Art Gallery

On Wednesday, November 4 at 7 PM, the Tufts Art Gallery is hosting a screening of the documentary “Raise the Roof” by Yari and Cary Wolinski. The film will be screened in room 304 of Tisch Library and will be followed by a panel discussion 

Event at the List Center, MIT: Public Art and the Commons

Event at the List Center, MIT: Public Art and the Commons

As a 30th anniversary celebration, the List Center at MIT is presenting their annual Wasserman Forum: Public Art and the Commons. Public art has emerged as a crucial issue over the past decade. In response to conditions of intensifying economic and political precarity, artists have 

Event at Historic New England: Saving the Southwest Corridor

Event at Historic New England: Saving the Southwest Corridor

Historic New England is hosting an event at the Otis House this coming Wednesday, October 21, from 7 to 9 PM. The talk centers around the project in the 1950s through the 1970s to build a twelve-lane highway that would threaten many of Boston’s southern