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...Office for the Arts (OFA) sponsors a ceramic program that offers classes for all members of the Harvard community at all levels of experience. The classes usually charge a fee, but scholarships are available for those with need. Students with experience can also choose a drop-in option for $50, allowing them access to the studio and materials on weekends. For those unsure of the appeal of wet clay, the ceramics program hosts a Clay All Night party once a semester. According to Jessica S. Hoy ’07, undergraduate coordinator for the ceramics studio, Clay All Night...
...Office of the Arts (OFA)’s Learning From Performers series continues with the visit of Maestro Leonard Slatkin, Music Director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. This event is one of many intimate events put together by the OFA this semester in a series whose other guests will include turntablist DJ Spooky and playwright Tony Kushner. Slatkin has enjoyed abundant critical praise in the last two decades as a premiere conductor, with successful tenures at both the St. Louis Symphony and the BBC Symphony Orchestra. He has been with the National Symphony Orchestra for nine...
This year, Kidd took on supervision of the Office for the Arts at Harvard (OFA), the Office of Career Services (OCS), the Harvard Foundation and the Ann Radcliffe Trust in addition to continuing to supervise PBH. Lewis oversaw these organizations during his deanship...
...tell you honestly that when the management changes first came into place a year ago, I was worried, ‘What does it mean about the arts that we’re now reporting here instead of there?’” OFA Director Jack Megan says. “Those concerns have evaporated. We have someone who engages actively in thinking about the arts...and fosters an environment in which there’s very open dialogue among students, administrators and faculty who are on that committee...
Catenaccio says she is thrilled to receive the award. “I did a tremendous amount of work to get others’ art shown, and while people definitely noticed and appreciated it, it was heartening to have the OFA recognize that” she says...