Please join us as we celebrate the opening of An Introduction to Van Lévé. Sovereign Visions from the Creole and Maroon Caribbean and Amazonia: Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane & and Haiti: 2001-Now, curated by Claire Tancons
Please join us as we celebrate the opening of Renaissance, Race, and Representation in the Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection of African American Art
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To RSVP for a tour, please email us at lockegallery@fas.harvard.edu with the date of the tour you’d like to attend. Tours are limited to 25 people, and RSVPs beyond that count will be put on a waitlist and notified if spots become available.
To RSVP for a tour, please email us at lockegallery@fas.harvard.edu with the date of the tour you’d like to attend. Tours are limited to 25 people, and RSVPs beyond that count will be put on a waitlist and notified if spots become available.
To RSVP for a tour, please email us at lockegallery@fas.harvard.edu with the date of the tour you’d like to attend. Tours are limited to 25 people, and RSVPs beyond that count will be put on a waitlist and notified if spots become available.
To RSVP for a tour, please email us at lockegallery@fas.harvard.edu with the date of the tour you’d like to attend. Tours are limited to 25 people, and RSVPs beyond that count will be put on a waitlist and notified if spots become available.
To RSVP for a tour, please email us at lockegallery@fas.harvard.edu with the date of the tour you’d like to attend. Tours are limited to 25 people, and RSVPs beyond that count will be put on a waitlist and notified if spots become available.
The symposium gathers an interdisciplinary group of scholars, thinkers, and museum professionals to investigate the history, status, and future of exhibiting art from the French- and Creole/Kreyol-speaking Caribbean and Amazonia from plural sociological...
The symposium gathers an interdisciplinary group of scholars, thinkers, and museum professionals to investigate the history, status, and future of exhibiting art from the French- and Creole/Kreyol-speaking Caribbean and Amazonia from plural sociological...
Through July 15, Harvard's Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art analyzes the history and changes in a historic neighborhood in "Harlem: Found Ways.‚" Anchored by two photo series by Dawoud Bey, created 40 years apart, the exhibit...