Asian American women’s history is a vibrant narrative that interweaves the experiences of diverse cultures, highlighting the often-ignored contributions of Asian American women throughout American history.This rich tapestry is currently showcased in the “Illuminate” exhibit at the Schlesinger Library, where historical artifacts, including evocative photographs of Ainu and Visayan women, serve as poignant reminders of their stories.
An elegy workshop is more than just a gathering of aspiring poets; it’s a poignant exploration of grief, memory, and human connection.Held in the enchanting environment of Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room, this workshop invites participants to delve into the art of elegiac poetry, celebrating both poetic expression and community healing.
Becky G at Cultural Rhythms brought forth a vibrant celebration of diversity and artistic expression, capturing the hearts of many as she was honored as Artist of the Year.During the 39th annual Cultural Rhythms Festival, held at Harvard University, the renowned singer and actress commended the impressive array of dance performances that showcased global traditions and styles.
Katie Kitamura, a celebrated novelist and recent Guggenheim Fellow, is making waves in the literary world with her latest work, “Audition.” This gripping novel, which she will discuss at the Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard, delves into the eerie and unsettling themes of midlife and family dynamics within the confines of a New York City apartment.As a prominent voice among Brooklyn authors, Kitamura’s writing intricately weaves performance and identity, examining how we perceive ourselves and those closest to us.
The future of AI and social justice is a pressing topic that intertwines technology with ethical considerations, raising critical questions about equity in artificial intelligence society.As debate intensifies around AI ethics, prominent figures like Ruha Benjamin are urging us to think critically about the implications of technological advancement on marginalized communities.
Renowned musician and composer Yosvany Terry seamlessly weaves the rich tapestry of Afro-Cuban music with the traditions of the African diaspora.His recent explorations in Benin and Cuba have allowed him to uncover the profound connections between these musical heritages, shedding light on how they safeguard cultural identity.
An elegy workshop offers a unique space where the somber art of elegy writing is explored, cultivating the connection between personal grief and shared experience.Participants, ranging from novice writers to seasoned poets, gather to develop their skills in crafting elegies that resonate with universal themes of loss and remembrance.
AI in photography is revolutionizing the way we capture and interpret visual narratives, ushering in an era of unprecedented innovation.As advancements in photography technology emerge, the impact of AI on photography is becoming increasingly significant, influencing everything from image creation to the preservation of photo archives.
Yosvany Terry, a distinguished musician and composer, embodies the rich tapestry of Cuban music traditions infused with West African influences.As a senior lecturer at Harvard and director of the Harvard Jazz Ensembles, he has dedicated his career to exploring the Afro-Cuban roots that connect diverse musical styles across the globe.
AI and social justice are increasingly intertwined in our rapidly evolving technological landscape.Renowned sociologist Ruha Benjamin argues that rather than a dystopian future, we have an opportunity to reimagine society through the lens of social justice and AI.
