Museums & Collections
Doctors for Change
Countway Library exhibit explores historic anti-nuclear activism
by Nell Porter-Brown
Babar Comes to Houghton Library
Houghton hosts an exhibit of the green suit-wearing French elephant through August 31.
by Lydialyle Gibson
Chinese Pottery: The First Five Millennia
An exhibition of prehistoric earthenware deepens understanding of early Chinese cultures and communities.
by John S. Rosenberg
The Plant Prospectors
Collecting expeditions race the anthropocene extinction to sample wild botanical diversity.
by Jonathan Shaw
A Queen's Seat
“Experimental archaeology” at the Harvard Semitic Museum
by Marina N. Bolotnikova
The Animals’ Kingdom
Debra White built the Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary in Norton, Massachusetts.
by Nell Porter-Brown
Winslow Homer's Early Days
A mansion promotes artist Winslow Homer’s roots in Belmont, Massachusetts.
by Nell Porter-Brown
Planting Seeds of Culture
Native American women are the focus of photographer Matika Wilbur’s Radcliffe exhibit.
by Laura Levis
Bard in the Yard
Celebrating four centuries of Shakespeare at Harvard
by Olivia Munk
Preserving a Muse
Nathaniel Hawthorne's Salem muse was preserved by philanthropist Caroline Emmerton.
by Nell Porter-Brown
"Art Is a Dark Mirror"
Ellen Harvey's installations offer "complicated gifts" to the viewer.
by Olivia Schwob