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...WaterFire” is one of over 75 exhibitions that make up the 49th International Exhibition of Art of the Venice Biennale. The Biennale is a rare event in the art world; an abstract, fabulous idea that has both come to fruition and remained successful for over a hundred years. In 1895, an International Art Exhibition was held in Venice under the auspices of Mayor Riccardo Selvatico. For the first ten years art was exhibited in a single building, while now there are 30-odd pavilions and numerous off-site exhibition spaces. Since the beginning, the Biennale has championed...
...Berkman Assistant Professor of Law at HLS Jonathan Zittrain, a cyberlaw expert, says HLS is in a “spring cyle” in which many innovative ideas about law school education are coming to fruition. “I sense a certain measure of ambition to grow and build which doesn’t seem to be motivated by fear or worry...
...development of Studio Arts and the full range of her projects could scarcely have been undertaken, much less brought to successful fruition as they have been, had not Phelan devoted herself—with superb administrative competence—full-time and more than full-time (she has maintained a residence in Cambridge since 1995) to her department and to its goal of fostering the making of art by Harvard undergraduates. Such complex and far-reaching projects require willing and sympathetic staff support; in past years VES has been, for the most part, fortunate in having that important resource...
...here to finish what I started. I'm here to see my goals to fruition. As for any other student-athlete, some things have worked and some things haven't. Now's the time to makes positive changes...
...happy to see that in spite of the contest, many students have already brought the prototypes of their ideas into fruition," she said...