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Sheng came to Harvard thinking about concentrating in economics or biology. But after breaking a 4 x 5 camera during a photography class, he felt indebted to the Visual and Environmental Studies Department. Explains Sheng, "I called Chris Killip [head of the VES photography department] and said, 'I broke the glass plate on the camera. But on another note, I've decided to join the VES Department.'" The artist that influenced and continues to influence his work is Nan Goldin, whose famous work, "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency," documents the relationships in her life. Goldin was a visiting professor...
...newfound confidence and sophistication probably owes most to the department's shift away from architecture and design towards a stronger studio program. Although I would hesitate to endorse the elimination of design, the redirection of energies has clearly benefited the other studio arts. In addition, VES Chair Chris Killip and Director of the Carpenter Center Ellen Phelan have cultivated an impressive roster of contemporary artists to serve as visiting professors and lecturers. Although these mostly New York imports have been a boon to students and enthusiasts of contemporary art, I had perhaps impatiently questioned whether their presence had made much...
...Charles D. Killip, director of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, said that artists must be careful with how they choose to portray young children...
...know without seeing the photos," Killip said...
Daniel J. Goldhagen, assitant professor of government and social studies; Christopher D. Killip, professor of visual and environmental studies; Derek A. Pearsall, Gurney professor of English literature; John K. Shearman, Adams University professor; Kay K. Shelemay, professor of music; Kenneth A. Shepsle, professor of government; and Sarolta Takacs, assistant professor of the classics, have finished their appointments as well...