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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...
Gi Colby (she/they) MUSE since Spring ’23 Hometown: Weston, FL Major: Anthropology (Pre-PA track) Who is your favorite artist? My favorite artist is Georgia O’Keeffe. I really like her unique approach to painting and her creative style using different techniques that pushed the boundaries of art. Why did you decide...
Hometown: Miami, FL Major: English and Mathematics Who is your favorite artist? My favorite artist is Ana Mendieta. Her creative approaches to representing the female form are unparalleled. What’s a new skill that you’ve learned at the Harn? I’ve learned a variety of art techniques throughout my internship, especially how...
Artist Alfredo Sosabravo discusses his work on view in the exhibition “Under the Spell of the Palm Tree: The Rice Collection of Cuban Art.” Sosabravo is largely self-taught with three major themes – nature, people, machines – interwoven into his work.
Artist Kadir López discusses his work on view in the exhibition “Under the Spell of the Palm Tree: The Rice Collection of Cuban Art.” Lopez rose to prominence in the 1990s and gained recognition for his use of non-traditional art media.
Artist Jesús Hdez-Güero discusses his work on view in the exhibition “Under the Spell of the Palm Tree: The Rice Collection of Cuban Art.” Hdez-Güero’s work focuses on a recurring theme of prompting social change through art.
