Tag: hurford center for the arts and humanities

A patron looks at photos in "Native America: In Translation," located in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery. Photo by Paola Nogueras.

“Native America: In Translation” Brings Indigenous Heritage to Haverford’s Galleries

Post date December 13, 2022

Izzy Ray '23 looking at her reflection in her "Pool of Narcissus."

A Love Letter to Skin

Post date November 28, 2022

Director So Yun Um (left) sitting with Yehyon Song '25 in front of a projector at the "So, Let's Talk About It" event as part of the Strange Truth series.

Filmmakers Reveal Their Secrets in “Strange Truth”

Post date November 28, 2022

BL Shirelle sitting and talking with Naren Roy '23 and Stephanie D. Keene at the event.

Beyond the Bars: Imagining a World Without Prison

Post date October 19, 2022

Professor Hee Sook Kim at the exhibition opening in a hanbok.

Hee Sook Kim Brings Her Thoughts to the Surface

Post date September 19, 2022

Seven photos of Chinese street food in the exhibit, and in the center a photo of four women with purple scarves on their heads standing behind a counter serving food.

Changchun Zhang Gives the Bi-Co “A Look at Diverse Cuisine In China”

Post date February 11, 2022

Learning the Art of Fresco

Post date April 19, 2018

The “Strange Truth” of the Non-Fiction Imagination

Post date April 10, 2018

Teams work on their app ideas.

Hacking the Tri-Co

Post date February 9, 2018

Exploring Displacement through Text and Image

Post date February 1, 2018

Lynda Barry Speaks At Haverford

Post date March 22, 2017

Insurgent Environmental Art Takes Over The Gallery

Post date March 21, 2017

Another Busy Night on Campus

Post date April 10, 2014

Artist in Residence Brian Dettmer at Work

Post date October 23, 2013

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