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Harvard Art Museums from Home
Experience the Harvard Art Museums from home as we spotlight new stories about our collections and revisit some old favorites.
Experience the Harvard Art Museums from home as we spotlight new stories about our collections and revisit some old favorites.
Join Egyptologist Jen Thum for a family-friendly, interactive look at animals from ancient Egypt, including a bronze bird and sunbathing snakes.
Throughout history, images of disgraced rulers were destroyed and their legacies erased from memory—or were they? Join curator Amy Brauer to learn more.
Martha Tedeschi talks about our expanding range of virtual programs and digital content for audiences around the corner and across the globe.
Explore the tradition of socially engaged art making in Brazil and learn how to make a collagraph print at home using everyday materials.
Watch this time-lapse video of the installation of a wall of framed fans for the Painting Edo exhibition.
Join us to discover Japanese black pine in Harvard collections—both alive and painted—through the eyes of a botanist and an art historian.
Famous for his powerful sculptures and paintings of human figures, Renaissance artist Michelangelo also had fun designing imaginary creatures.
Learn more about Ruth Asawa’s exercises from her years as a student at Black Mountain College, where she studied with former Bauhaus master Josef Albers.
Join Sarah Kianovsky to look at Hunger March, which memorializes a protest that changed the nation almost 90 years ago.
A modern reconstruction of a fragmentary ancient object reveals details about its original appearance and its highly skilled manufacture.