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...Oliver Jackson/Marty Ehrlich. This exhibition, entering the final stretch of its four-and-a-half month stay at the Sert, consists of six enormous paintings and an hour of recorded music. Artist Jackson and composer Ehrlich collaborated on the project when they were both in residence at Harvard two years ago. Through Jan. 19. Hours: Mondays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. Free. At the Sert Gallery, Carpenter Center, 24 Quincy...
...year’s show continues to show growth in the number of artists—topping off at 11, not including the film students (whose work runs May 9-12 in the Carpenter Center). The exhibit, because of its size and number, will also be displayed in the Sert Gallery on the third floor of the Carpenter Center. “We try to get as much of the work that they [the students] feel is imperative to be in the show,” exhibition designer Chris Frost said...
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...Sert Gallery Café, located on the third floor of the Carpenter Center, is the jewel of the Harvard campus’ cafés. Patrons can sit inside or on a terrace and admire the views of Lamont and Sever Hall. The fare is slightly more expensive than that of other campus cafés, due mainly to the unsubstantiated fact that all of the VES faculty commute from New York City and they just wouldn’t feel comfortable if they couldn’t pay $5.50 for egg salad. Other entrees include lemon tuna, Cuban pork...
...finest option at the Sert Gallery Café isn’t gourmet at all—it’s the gallery. The exhibitions change fairly regularly and often feature artists of note. At the moment there is an exhibition of short-format abstract films. Upon entering one may view Bruce Nauman’s Walking in an Exaggerated Manner Around the Perimeter of a Square, a 10-minute film wherein Bruce Nauman really does just walk along a taped-out square in his studio. Another offering is David Hammons’ Phat Free. The film...