Lily Scherlis '18 is a writer and artist interested in the politics of personal data, video art, and contemporary friendship, among other topics. The former Ledecky Undergraduate Fellow now lives in Berlin. Arts & Culture | 11.8.2021 "“I Am Talking to the Part of You that Does Not Speak” Artist Laurie Anderson delivers her fifth virtual Norton Lecture on Wednesday. Features | March-April 2019 “The Bauhaus and Harvard” exhibit at the Harvard Art Museums Exploring the Bauhaus and Harvard John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2018 Undergraduate courses at the Graduate School of Design Design courses enlarge the College curriculum. Montage | March-April 2018 Time in space: profile of artist Renée Green Renée Green’s exhibition “Within Living Memory” closes her Harvard residency. John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2017 The Undergraduate looks at cycles in college friendships The Undergraduate contemplates cycles in college friendships. John Harvard's Journal | May-June 2017 Harvard Undergraduate columnist on exclusive organizations The Undergraduate wrestles with The Advocate’s exclusive comp process. Montage | May-June 2017 Harvard exhibition designer Justin Lee, profiled Justin Lee's essential, “invisible,” work at the Harvard Art Museums Visual Arts | 1.13.2017 At Wendy Jacob's “Calm. Smoke rises vertically,” seeing with the fingers At Radcliffe, a touchable exhibit plays with perception. John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2017 A Harvard undergraduate moves off campus Moving off campus, and growing up Visual Arts | 10.17.2016 "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 Museums & Collections | 9.13.2016 “Illuminated manuscripts in Boston collections” displayed in three-site exhibit A new exhibit highlights how medieval monasticism’s “cult of the book” transmitted beauty and knowledge to the modern world.
