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...Founded last year by Paris A. Spies-Gans ’09 and Anna M. Chen ’09, the group has made itself known on campus through events like this one—this was the second in OUR HUAM??s “Nights” series. The first was “Night at the Fogg Museum” and the third, “Night at the Sackler Museum,” is scheduled...
...scholars debated what aesthetic features the Matter-discovered works shared with previously known Pollocks, scientists at the Harvard University Art Museums (HUAM) announced their discovery that paint components in three of the Matter paintings that were developed after Pollock’s death in 1956. The release of HUAM??s report only fueled the controversy, expanding the debate over whether the Matter paintings were actually Pollocks to a discussion about the terms of the debate itself. Like Biro’s forensic work, the HUAM analysis not only represented an alternative to traditional artistic analysis in its emphasis...
...Harvard Ballet Company and the Harvard Veritones a cappella group. The meeting will also include presentations by HUAM members of ten pieces of artwork. After the brief talks, the students will stand by their respective pieces and will answer questions for the rest of the evening. Stanton articulated OUR HUAM??s desire—and her own—to bring students to the museums: “We really are in possession of some of the finest art collections in the world, and these are completely accessible to all students at Harvard! It is painful...
...Though groups like the Harvard Society for Contemporary Art as well as the Busch-Reisinger Museum began showing more recent art as early as the 1930s, HUAM??s Modern and Contemporary Art Department did not come into being until...
...Fogg’s “Nominally Figured: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art,” whose first rotation will be followed by a second show on view through Feb. 25, is a compilation of recent additions to HUAM??s collection of contemporary art. The show’s accompanying statement, written by the Fogg’s former associate curator of contemporary art Linda Norden, cites the exploration of the human figure as a unifying theme...