Visual Arts
Explore exhibitions, artists, and visual works that enrich Harvard’s cultural and academic life.
Rachel Ruysch’s Lush (Still) Life
Now on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, a Dutch painter’s art proved a treasure trove for scientists.
Doris Salcedo Gives Form to Tragedy at Harvard’s "the Materiality of Mourning"
A powerful exhibit opens at the Harvard Art Museums.
"I Once Knew a Girl": Carrie Mae Weems at Harvard’s Cooper Gallery
Viewing Carrie Mae Weems’s art—and hearing her voice—at the Hutchins Center’s Cooper Gallery
Harvard Business School Sculptures
At Harvard Business School, contemporary art moves outdoors.
John Singleton Copley and Harvard, by Jane Kamensky
When the College commissioned Copley
Open Book: Bruegel’s Crowd Paintings
Crowd painting that attracts crowds.
Steampunk Art at the Fuller Craft Museum
Brockton’s Fuller Craft Museum offers Steampunk art that celebrates the city’s shoe-manufacturing legacy.
Radcliffe Alumna Judith Brodsky, On Printmaking and Risk-Taking
From the beginning, artist and advocate Judith Brodsky felt “pulls in different directions.”
by Violet Baron
Illustrator Andrea Tsurumi, On Making Art to "Fight the Shorthand"
In Andrea Tsurumi's comics and illustrated work, life is observed and shown as absurd.
The 1853 Homer House In Belmont
A mansion promotes artist Winslow Homer’s roots in Belmont, Massachusetts.
Matika Wilbur Photographs of Native American Women On Exhibit at Radcliffe
Native American women are the focus of photographer Matika Wilbur’s Radcliffe exhibit.
by Laura Levis