Curatorial fellow Katherine Mintie shares works from the Harvard Art Museums collections that address the struggle for full and equal voting rights, from Emancipation to the Civil Rights Movement.

Examine beautifully preserved Japanese manuscripts in the Harvard Art Museums through a free online course.

While the museums have been undergoing renovation, our staff have been working hard to strengthen connections between students and the Harvard Art Museums, developing programs that will more fully integrate the museums into intellectual life on campus.

The student guide program is back in full swing, offering tours on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays through December 1.

Merchandise in the Harvard Art Museums’ shop includes one-of-a-kind gifts by small, independent, and local producers. Many of the carefully curated selections reflect the objects and materials in and around the building, such as paper, wood, metals, and textiles.

After successfully rebuilding the Harvard Art Museums, and more than a decade at the helm, Director Thomas W. Lentz will step down on July 1.

Sculptor and artist Liz Glynn talks to us about the works she created while a visiting artist at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts: full-scale replicas of Le Corbusier’s iconic furniture using recycled concrete from the Harvard Art Museums renovation project

The opening campaign of the Harvard Art Museums is in full swing, counting down to November 16, the day we open our new facility to the public.

Thanks to a team of conservators and engineers, the Harvard Art Museums’ mural Hunger March (1933), by Lewis Rubenstein and Rico Lebrun, has successfully returned to the museums after a complicated move from its original location at the Fogg Museum to its space in the new facility.

It’s been a terrific year full of productivity and excitement for us, not only in preparation for opening our new facility, but also because of the launch of Index. Our team of writers and photographers has really enjoyed researching stories and capturing events. Even though deadlines were always lo...