AI and Social Justice: Rethinking Our Future Today
April 24, 2025
AI and social justice have emerged as pivotal topics in the discourse surrounding technology's role in society.As we explore the future of AI, voices like Ruha Benjamin advocate for a more equitable approach to innovation, emphasizing that social equity in technology should be a central concern.
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Katie Kitamura: Exploring Horror in ‘Audition’ Novel
April 22, 2025
Katie Kitamura, a prominent novelist and the recently named 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in fiction, is making waves in the literary world with her latest work, "Audition." This novel, published just this month, explores the unsettling dimensions of midlife dramas through the lens of horror literature, drawing readers into a narrative that reveals the eerie complexities of family life in New York City.Ahead of her visit to the Harvard Humanities Center, where she will engage in conversation with acclaimed author Claire Messud, Kitamura reflects on her journey as a writer.
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Becky G Cultural Rhythms: Celebrating Arts and Diversity
April 14, 2025
Becky G Cultural Rhythms stands as a vibrant testament to the rich tapestry of cultural expression showcased at Harvard University's annual festival.This year, Becky G, a five-time Latin Grammy nominee and an inspiring Artist of the Year, celebrated the dedication of student performers who embraced authenticity in their art.
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Dance Tips: How to Dance Like Someone’s Watching
April 10, 2025
Dance tips are essential for anyone looking to elevate their moves and express themselves through this art form.Whether you're a beginner trying to learn how to dance or someone who simply wants to dance like no one is watching, the following insights are designed to enhance your dance techniques and boost your confidence.
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Harvard Archives: Unearthing Unique Historical Finds
April 10, 2025
The Harvard Archives serve as a vital repository of both institutional memory and cultural heritage, showcasing the rich tapestry of Harvard University history.These archives house an impressive collection of materials, including noted items such as a handwritten letter from John F.
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Palliative Care Musical ‘Night Side Songs’ Explores Death
April 8, 2025
Exploring the profound intersection of art and medicine, the palliative care musical "Night Side Songs" by Daniel and Patrick Lazour delves deep into the emotional landscape of illness and dying.With guidance from renowned palliative care specialist Susan Block, this innovative production invites audiences to reflect on the experiences of cancer patients and their families through the powerful medium of musical theater.
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Harvard Office for the Arts: Celebrating 50 Years of Creativity
April 6, 2025
The Harvard Office for the Arts (OFA) has established itself as a beacon for creativity, celebrating 50 years of inspiring artistic expression across campus.From powerful storytelling and dynamic performances to the intricate ceramics program at Harvard, the OFA plays a pivotal role in enriching arts education at Harvard University.
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Book Adaptations: When Films Outshine Their Source Material
April 6, 2025
Book adaptations have long captivated audiences, bridging the gap between literature and cinema while introducing beloved narratives to a wider public.As Oscar season highlights numerous movies based on books, such as "Conclave" and "Nickel Boys," it's evident that some of the best book to film adaptations not only bring stories to life but also enhance them.
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David Lynch: Decoding His Enigmatic Cinematic Language
April 5, 2025
David Lynch, a pioneering filmmaker renowned for his distinctive contributions to cinema, continues to captivate audiences even after his passing.Best known for his influential films such as "Blue Velvet" and the critically acclaimed series "Twin Peaks," Lynch has carved a unique niche within film history.
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Portrait Exhibition Showcases Voices of Change at Harvard
April 5, 2025
The portrait exhibition "Seeing Each Other" at Harvard University offers a captivating exploration of cultural representation through the lens of portraiture.Curated by artist Robert Shetterly and Brenda Tindal, this innovative showcase highlights the stories of significant yet often overlooked figures, primarily female changemakers, in American history.
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