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An offbeat new exhibit, drawing on material collected at Harvard over the centuries, aims to answer those questions, challenging viewers to explore the notion of how Western thought categorizes a wide array of objects, and what can be gleaned from those classifications. This postcard, designed by Samantha van Gerbig at the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, reflects the variety of items on exhibit.

Hide and seek

New exhibit puts things in their places, and also outside them

Arts|

DateJanuary 27, 2011March 5, 2019

“The Economic Crisis, Two Years Later: A Panel of Harvard Experts” took up where a discussion in the fall of 2008 left off.

Undoing the damage

Looking past the recession, panel examines economic reforms

World|

DateOctober 12, 2010March 1, 2019

Radcliffe Fellow Kamal Aljafari is a filmmaker and visual artist whose evocative works mirror his family’s own struggles with upheaval and displacement. His exhibit "Not Without Me,” a series of postcard-size still shots taken from the roughly 50 Israeli and American films that were made in Jaffa during the 1970s and ’80s, is currently on view in Byerly Hall.

Palestinians on the screen

Radcliffe Fellow’s works probe social and emotional depths

Arts|

DateMay 28, 2010July 24, 2019