Time Suspended: Transforming Still Images
Join the HARN Museum of Art for an afternoon of movement and sound in the exhibition Global Perspectives: Highlights from the Contemporary Collection. Student interns will infuse the gallery with […]
Concerning the Erotic
Bob Mueller, Associate Professor of Printmaking will discuss the direct link between the material and philosophical genesis of the work, delving deeper into erotic theory as the wellspring of idea […]
HESCAH Lecture – Roberto Obregón: Achroma Vanitas – Luis Pérez-Oramas
This HESCAH lecture is on the work of Venezuelan artist Roberto Obregón, whose career spanned the decades from the 1960s to his death in 2000 and who is a key […]
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Mapping a Dialogue: Marginalized Youth and Literacy
The collision of thought processes around innovative ways of visualizing social inequities often brings artists, educators, and engineers together. Join Michelle Tillander, Associate Professor of Art and Sally Crane, PhD […]
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The Potential of Fragments and Loose Threads
Sean Miller, Associate Professor of Sculpture and Bethany Taylor, Associate Professor of Drawing discuss the ontological and ecological ideas that fuel their work. Might temporal approaches to art making inform […]
Reframing: Site, Culture, Data
Meghan Moe Beitiks, Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studio Art; Jillian Browning, Teaching Lab Specialist in Photography, Painting and Drawing; and Lynn Tomaszewski, Director of SA+AH and Professor of Practice will present […]
Museum Nights: Transcultural Engagements
María Rogal, Professor of Graphic Design and Heidi Powell, Assistant Professor of Art Education will discuss how collaborations in Guatemala (Powell) and México (Rogal) provide rich opportunities to explore complexity […]
15th Gainesville Latino Film Festival – Opening Night Film: De Ollas y Sueños
Can an entire nation be represented by its cuisine? This documentary journeys to the kitchens of Peru’s coast, highlands and jungle, as well as Peruvian expat communities in Paris, London, […]
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Too Close: The Ethics of Displaying Art in the Era of #MeToo
When high-profile artists are accused of sexual misconduct, how should the art world respond? Inspired by CENTURY‘s Chuck Close photograph of Lorna Simpson, and John Berger’s provocative claim that “looking […]
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Convergence: Music & Art
In connection with the exhibition “Divergent Convergence: The Arts of Creativity, Discovery & Inquiry,” this afternoon event will feature original works by the 2018-2019 Harn Composer-in-Residence Diogo Carvalho incorporating music, dance, […]