Rouse Visiting Artist Lecture: David Hartt, “Urban Futures of the Recent Past”
This talk borrows the sub-title from Reyner Banham’s seminal book Megastructure, published in 1976. As a reference, Banham’s text critiques…
Topic Art Practices
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.
Beyond the Collaboration
Beyond the Collaboration Sterling Ruby and Raf Simons How do you tell the story…
Portraits by Annie Liang illustrate Harvard at work, the immigrant experience
Harvard University Graduate School of Design visitors to the neighboring Science Center building may encounter…
Flashback
by Youngjin Song (MDes '17) and Dohyun Lee (MArch '20) Flashback is…
Cryosphere
by Keith Hartwig (MDes '19) This project will reveal the entanglement of cold-producing technologies and…
Perceiving
by Han Cheol Yi (MArch '20) The continuous topic in this work-series is centrality embedded…
Memory-Go-Round
by Hanna Kim (MDes '19), Eric Moed (MDes '19), Andrew Connor Scheinman (MDes '19), Malinda…
Francesca Benedetto, “Names, Things, Cities: Divine Comedy”
Francesca Benedetto, Design Critic in Landscape Architecture, will speak about her exhibition Nomi, Cose,…
Inside Architecture
Organized by artist Luisa Lambri, with Mark Lee, Chair of the Department of Architecture and Professor in Practice of Architecture. Based on a workshop conducted by artist Luisa Lambri in January 2018, this exhibition features students' photographs of the interior of Harvard University's Carpenter Center designed by Le Corbusier. The project…
Names, Things, Cities: Divine Comedy
Nomi, Cose, Città. Divina Commedia. The exhibition deconstructs the Divina Commedia in singular elements that are part of specific categories, and creates a visual archive of one of the most famous long narrative poems in the world. Every illustrated image refers to main characters as well as objects, atmospheric agents,…