Our educators and curators are dedicated to offering programs and resources that will encourage visitors of all ages to interact and be more engaged with Harn exhibitions.
Watch “African Fashion in Conversation” with Victoria Rovine, Christopher Richards, Elizabeth Way, and Álvaro Luís Lima, made possible by the Harn Eminent Scholar Chair in Art History (HESCAH) program and the Roy C. Craven, Jr. Memorial Lecture, recorded November 21, 2024.
Olivia Huey Development Communications Intern Fall 2024 Hometown: Sarasota, Florida Major: Marketing with a minor in Spanish Why were you interested in the Development Communications internship? The Development Communications internship stood out to me because of my strong desire for both professional and personal development in this field. As a...
Tristan Krammel MUSE since August ’23 Graduation: Spring 2026 Hometown: West Palm Beach, FL Major: English Year: Rising 3rd Year What does being a MUSE mean to you? To me, being a MUSE means being one who endeavors to bring the arts to people in Gainesville. It means considering many...
Hometown: San José, Costa Rica Major: Business Administration with a specialization in Classical Studies Why were you interested in the Development Communications internship? The Development Communications internship gave me the perfect opportunity to use my background in business administration to interact with the arts, one of my life-long passions. I’ve...
By Lee LaPlaca, Harn Development Communications Intern The Harn introduces a new perspective for the museum in Windows and Mirrors: Staff Selections from the Photography Collection. Thirty-four Harn staff members helped curate this exhibition, highlighting the special connection they have to their chosen artwork. You can typically find Brian Esser...
