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...ties to Newman and the studio collection as co-author of “Barnett Newman: A Catalogue Raisonné,” a comprehensive catalogue of Newman’s work published by the Foundation. Francesca Bewer, a HUAM conservator, points to the donation of John Singer Sargent??s materials and tools in the 1920s as a significant gift of a similar nature. Part of the Forbes Collection of Materials of the Artist, the Sargent studio points to a long-standing interest in an artist’s personal materials. Newman destroyed canvases he was dissatisfied with...
Zero Arrow Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. $12. Striking, confident, and mysterious—it’s no surprise that the subject of John Sargent??s “Madame X,” a fair, dark-haired woman in a black evening gown, caused a scandal at her first appearance in 1884 and has been a style icon ever since. This year, the Harvard Vestis Council has made Madame X the inspiration for its fashion show in an effort to take her beyond her distinctive black dress...
Like BGLTS tutors in other houses, the new tutors in Dunster—Mafalda Cardim and Daniel Sargent??will serve primarily as valuable resources for students troubled by or interested in their sexual identities. BGLT students, especially those just beginning to question their sexual orientation, may struggle with coming out, same-sex dating and relations with heterosexual roommates. As BGLTS tutors, Cardim and Sargent can help students sort out problems related to sexuality by providing counseling and information—as well as referring students to social support groups on and off campus. Unlike Dunster?...
...introduction of the new tutors—Mafalda Cardim and history graduate student Daniel Sargent??came in an e-mail to the entire House Friday in response to the debate sparked by Geschlect’s e-mail. Geschlect said that Dunster was one of only two Houses without resident BGLTS tutors...
...print of this 1974 hijacking thriller couldn’t have come out at a better time. After last summer’s New York blackout, being trapped in a subway seemed scarier than ever. Director Joseph Sargent??s taut suspense yarn plays on these fears—four criminals take over a subway train and demand one million dollars in ransom, as detective Walter Matthau rushes to save the day. Unfortunately, he’s only got an hour—after that, the passengers start dying. The color-coded hijackers—Mr. Blue, Mr. Green...