Word: visualized
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...those resources with budget cuts, peculiar staff restructuring and other decisions of questionable sanity. When Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby quietly announced last month that the Harvard Film Archive (HFA) would move—minus its well-respected curator of five years—away from the Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) department and into the Harvard College Library (HCL), film enthusiasts and cinematographically-inclined undergraduates all had to wonder what he was thinking. The decision risks marginalizing—and even damaging—one of the more important collections of original film prints in the country...
...recovering, both internally and in public perception, from the firing of former chair Ellen Phelan in spring 2001. Phelan, a distinguished painter who brought in top New York artists, was replaced by Kenan Professor of English Marjorie Garber, an English scholar with no formal background in the practice of visual arts. Now that the VES is having its renowned film archive taken away—just three years after a shakeup in its top teaching staff and again without consultation or consent—it should not be difficult for Kirby and other top administrators to understand why the depth...
...Bergmann claims that she has “never met kids like this,” and “would never go teach anywhere else,” she is less than rapturous about Harvard’s artistic scene, particularly for dancers. She feels that in the visual arts department, “there’s an artistic vitality. I get a little complacent because I’m not stimulated by that being around us everyday...
...protest against the substance of the decision and against the way that the decision was made, that is, without consultation with faculty involved in film studies, or film,” said Hooker Professor of the Visual Arts Alfred Guzzetti...
Actually, there’s no real danger of nodding off around Mitchell, who is at once relaxed, mock-confrontational and boisterously intellectual. His latest incarnation this semester as Visiting Lecturer in Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) and African and African American Studies—during which he’s keeping up his New York Times gig—hasn’t tamed...