Alexandria Smith: Seed to Harvest is the third commission in the Windows Invitational, a series where artists transform the dramatic floor-to-ceiling lobby windows of the Davis Museum’s Rafael Moneo building and courtyard plaza.
Featuring sculpture, photomontage, video, and augmented reality, this exhibition highlights multimedia artist Fatimah Tuggar’s interrogation of the systems underlying human interactions with both high-tech gadgets and handmade crafts.
Two recent acquisitions of work by up-and-coming women photographers, Haley Morris-Cafiero and Habiba Nowrose, embrace the performative aspects of portraiture to confront societal expectations around body image and identity.
This exhibition explores the painting Sacra Conversazione through conservation, technical analysis, and an art historical lens to uncover a wealth of new information and highlight the unknown.
Conceptually heady and aesthetically alluring, Raja's work explores the intersection of representation, craft, technology, and the gaps that occur in the transmission of information
Designed by Wellesley students representing a range of academic majors, these thematic tours of special exhibitions and permanent collections led by a student guide are free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
This exhibition, one of the most complete historical portfolios of Havana’s notable buildings, presents architecture as a critical artistic and historical component of the city.
Join Amanda Gilvin, Sonja Novak Koerner '51 Senior Curator and Assistant Director of Curatorial Affairs, in a disucssion of Home’s Horizons, a major solo exhibition that investigates history, technology, and the home.
Black Spaces Matter, organized by architect and architectural historian Pamela Karimi, explores the sustainable renewal of the American Post-industrial city through New Bedford, MA's extraordinary abolitionist history.
An exciting evening with Peter Norvig, director of research at Google, as he discusses the landscape of artificial intelligence and machine learning and their impact on all our lives. Reception at 7 PM, lecture to follow at 7:30 PM.
