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Articles | Harvard Art Museums Busch-Reisinger Museum A Conversation with Wolfgang Tillmans Contemporary German artist Wolfgang Tillmans shared insights about the creation of his 19-part installation Folding, Refraction, Touch—Installation for the Busch-Reisinger Museum (2013), now on view at the Harvard Art Museums. November 16, 2016 The New Typography of “The Ring” A two-part installation drawn from works on loan from the Merrill C. Berman Collection highlights an international group of artists working in graphic design during the Weimar period. October 28, 2016 In Focus: Adolphus Busch Hall Visitors are welcome to view works of art, take in an organ concert, or discover more about the rich history of Adolphus Busch Hall, former home of our Busch-Reisinger Museum. The hall is open to the public on Wednesdays, 1–5pm, and Saturdays, 10am–2pm. October 19, 2016 Wolfgang Tillmans in Context The first three words in the title of Wolfgang Tillmans’s Folding, Refraction, Touch—Installation for the Busch-Reisinger Museum provided a useful framework for curating an exhibition of works by other modern and contemporary artists. October 5, 2016 Learning from Tillmans Olivia Crough, a Ph.D. student in Harvard’s Department of Visual and Environmental Studies and a 2015–16 graduate intern in the Division of Modern and Contemporary Art, gained hands-on curatorial experience as she helped organize the exhibition Folding, Refraction, Touch: Modern and Contemporary Art... September 19, 2016 The Bauhaus Connection at Harvard As the world prepares to mark the centennial (in 2019) of the founding of this influential school of modernist art and design, the Harvard Art Museums have already begun to commemorate the occasion with a new digital resource devoted to Bauhaus-related objects and res
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