Among the remarkable developments in contemporary culture has been the convergence of practices that once unambiguously belonged to art or design but which today happily share methods, means, and concerns.
The city is an electrifying fray, a maddening web of cacophony that connects every one of us to every one of others. How can we find solace in a world that doesn’t stop? PULSUS is an ambient, interactive, and experimental installation, part of a collaborative…
The Harvard Graduate School of Design announces the opening of “WE ALL,” an inaugural design-build…
Visual artist Liam Gillick will discuss his art practice and his recent book published by…
Statement from the artist: For over 20 years, I have been tinkering with…
In Youngjin Song’s (MDes '17) “A Spoon,” viewers are invited to choreograph improvisational movements with the spoons presented in front of them; a spoon is animated by two people and vice versa, the two subjects are animated by the object. The project presents an attempt…
Tanuja Mishra (MDes '17) The internet has grown from its humble origins into a behemoth…
Ana Luiza Addor & Maia Peck (MArch '16) As bodies inside of other bodies, we…
by Maia Peck (MArch '16) Performance and mixed media installation Air is the new commons….We…
Installation-Performance, Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts (CCVA), Cambridge, MA, 2016 Pneuma(tic) Bodies…
Internationally recognized artist Jeff Koons is not one to shy away from loud colors, enormous…