Thursday, October 7 - Photographer Bruce Davidson
Brooklyn Gang, 1959
7pm, Morse Auditorium, 602 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston
In collaboration with The Photographic Resource Center
Davison is a graduate of RIT and Yale University, where he studied with Joseph Albers, among others. He is internationally known for his photos documenting East 100 Street in NYC, Brooklyn Gang, and the Civil Rights Movement. His exhibits have included the Museum of Modern Art and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Tuesday, November 9 – Producer and Academy Award nominee Don Hahn
3:15 pm, Room 215, 700 Beacon Street – presentation: Why We Create.
7pm, Marran Theater, 34 Mellen Street, Cambridge
Screening of Hand Held, a documentary film produced by Hahn about the Romanian children’s AIDS crisis in the early 1990s and chronicled by photographer Mike Carroll. Following the overthrow of the Communist regime in that country, Carroll photographed the crisis and the lives of these children over the next 20 years. Carroll will be in attendance as well.
Friday, November 19 – Multi-media artist Ann Hamilton

indigo blue, 1991/2001
7pm, Marran Theater, 34 Mellen Street, Cambridge
Hamilton is well known for her complex and layered works of installations, photographs, videos, performances, and sculptural objects. She was awarded the MacArthur “genius” grant in 1993 and represented the US at the 1999 Venice Biennale. Her work has been shown at MassMOCA and the Museum of Modern Art, among many other major museums.