Tag Archives: Harvard Museums of Science and Culture

Circle around Spheres at Harvard Museums: Origen by Bosco Sodi, plus a nearby Monument

May 1, 2023 · by · in Art, ceramics, clay sculpture, Exhibits, granite, granite sculpture, Harvard University, history, Monumental sculpture, museums, Sculpture · 1 Comment

Current Creative Works at Harvard Art Museums Relate to Historic Work at Harvard Museums of Science and Culture
Reflecting on Connecting: A new exhibit of clay spheres sent me back to a long-standing granite sphere by indigenous artists long ago. Here are my photos with quotes from resources that offer background and perspective for viewing the art.

Temporary Art Leads to Ongoing Information from Harvard Museums of Science and Culture: PLAZA PAINT PROJECT

July 24, 2021 · by · in animals in art, architecture, Art, art and science study, children, collaborative art projects, commuity, design, games, Harvard University, history, interactive art, museums, public art, technology, temporary art, visual art · 4 Comments

The person I saw painting attractive images on Science Center Plaza said she was not an artist, but she was creating interactive art to engage people with rich resources from the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture while the physical doors are still closed to visitors. She noted that the paintings on the plaza would be power-washed away in a few weeks. So once again I’ll post quickly to speed the news about temporary art  before it goes.