Asian American women’s history has remained largely overlooked, yet it plays a crucial role in the broader narrative of American history.Exhibits like the one at the Schlesinger Library shed light on the incredible yet often invisible contributions of Asian American women throughout the ages.
Asian American Women’s History: Illuminating Invisible Stories
Asian American women’s history is a rich tapestry woven from the diverse cultural threads of various Asian heritage communities.Despite their significant contributions, these women’s stories have often faced cultural erasure, resulting in a historical narrative that overlooks their roles.
Katie Kitamura Interview: Exploring Horror and Performance
In an illuminating Katie Kitamura interview conducted ahead of her visit to Harvard, the acclaimed novelist reflects on the intersection of performance, privacy, and the unsettling themes embedded in her latest novel, “Audition.” Having made her mark in horror literature with past works like 2021’s “Intimacies,” Kitamura’s new offering delves into the complexities of midlife crises, fraught family dynamics, and the eerie undertones that often accompany them.Set against the backdrop of a pandemic-era mindset, this narrative undoubtedly qualifies as one of the most anticipated new novels of 2025, raising questions about identity and reality.
AI in Photography: Preserving War Archives for Future
AI in photography is transforming the visual landscape, offering both unprecedented challenges and exciting opportunities for the industry.As artificial intelligence technology in visuals continues to advance, it has become a key player in photography preservation, especially in the realms of photojournalism.
Elegy Workshop: A Community Healing Through Poetry
An elegy workshop offers a unique space for individuals to channel their emotions through the powerful medium of poetry.In the Woodberry Poetry Room, participants gather not just to write, but to heal through the exploration of grief and poetry.
AI and Social Justice: Ruha Benjamin’s Vision for the Future
AI and social justice are urgently intertwined in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.Renowned scholar Ruha Benjamin emphasizes that as artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into our lives, we must critically assess its impact on equity and human rights.
Yosvany Terry: Preserving Music Traditions Across Cultures
Yosvany Terry, an acclaimed musician and composer, has become a prominent figure in the world of Afro-Cuban music.With roots deeply intertwined in both Cuban and West African traditions, Terry is not only a performer but also a passionate educator, serving as the director of the Harvard Jazz Ensembles.
Elegy Project: Connecting Through Poetry Workshops
The Elegy Project emerges as a compelling initiative to bridge personal grief and universal connection through the art of poetry.Developed in the Harvard Poetry Room, this innovative project invites participants to engage in poetry workshops that foster creative writing and poetic expression.
AI in Photography: Preserving the Legacy of Photojournalism
AI in photography is transforming how we capture, preserve, and interpret visual stories, especially in the realm of photojournalism.As the influence of artificial intelligence expands, its impact on photography raises critical questions about the integrity and authenticity of images that define our historical narrative.
Afro-Cuban Music: Yosvany Terry’s Cultural Journey
Afro-Cuban music is a vibrant fusion of African rhythms and Caribbean sounds that encapsulates the rich cultural tapestry of the African diaspora.This musical style thrives on the powerful influence of African traditions that were brought to Cuba through the transatlantic slave trade, shaping the island’s unique identity.