Just one week left to take in the beauty of the 120 objects on view in "Imagine Me and You" encompassing drawings, prints, paintings, textiles, and more. bit.ly/4dAwZE6 📷 by Caitlin Cunningham

There's just a few spots left for this Friday's Art Study Center Seminar! Take this free seminar with assistant research curator, Caitlin Clerkin and discuss current displays and future plans for exhibiting in our ancient collections. bit.ly/3Amcz3C

Registration opens today for the upcoming Art Study Center Seminar: Krishna in Pahari Painting of India, happening on August 23! bit.ly/3Ak0lIR

Enjoy the last gallery talk of "Imagine Me and You" tomorrow afternoon ! Hear the little-known story behind a helmet-crown commissioned for Sultan Süleyman and rendered in print by an Italian artist.

If you missed the opening lecture for "Imagine Me and You", you can now view it on our YouTube page! Be sure to get your last looks at "Imagine Me and You: Dutch and Flemish Encounters with the Islamic World, 1450–1750" by this Sunday! youtu.be/EDRIG3p0hn0?fe…

Tomorrow, explore "Imagine Me and You" and discover how costumes ruled the world in the 16th century and how they signified gender, religion, profession, and social rank. bit.ly/3M7kpAK

Tomorrow is your last chance to explore the beautiful works of "Imagine Me and You: Dutch and Flemish Encounters with the Islamic World, 1450-1750" with curator Talitha Maria G. Schepers. bit.ly/3WPsFKw

Check out why Juxatpoz Magazine listed "LaToya M. Hobbs: It's Time" as one of their favorite exhibitions this summer! bit.ly/3SS7S81

Learn more about Günther Uecker’s use of the common household nail in his artwork tomorrow afternoon with graduate student intern, Cheyanne Stunger. bit.ly/4cydM53

Learn more about two, captivating funerary portraits from Roman Egypt, back on view in the galleries after two years with a conservator and Egyptologist in tomorrow afternoon's gallery talk. bit.ly/4dtaodc

Join Janet O’Brien tomorrow afternoon to look at the diverse roles of water across cultures, as seen in an installation in the Islamic and South Asian art galleries. bit.ly/4dScaEF

Come out this Thursday for Harvard Art Museums at Night for an end of summer party! Enjoy a beer from Notch Brewing and and bites from Mestizo Modern Mexican. Catch short Spotlight Tours highlighting works on view and make art in the Materials Lab. bit.ly/3T50x59

The Spotlight Tours are coming back next month! Starting on September 7, join us on Saturdays and Sundays at 11am and 2pm to look at the Harvard Art Museums permanent collections through the eyes of a Harvard student. bit.ly/473ukRs

Tomorrow afternoon in a gallery talk, discover why cashmere shawls were such popular objects of fashion in 18th- and 19th-century Europe and the Middle East. bit.ly/3TdAuJ6

The Cambridge Day interviewed this summer's high school interns– Ray, Jasper, and Leandra about their fruitful and engaging experiences working with staff and curators at the Harvard Art Museums. bit.ly/4cRiOKi

Don't forget to grab your free ticket for this Thursday's Opening Celebration for "Made in Germany? Art and Identity in a Global Nation", featuring a lecture-performance with artist Henrike Naumann bit.ly/47mfw0g

Come out this weekend to Joan Lorentz Park in Cambridge for a Open Archive Roadtrip with History Cambridge. The Harvard Art Museums Archives will be there with fun activities for all! bit.ly/3MFHWJl

Watch behind the scenes with our dedicated exhibition crew installing Ulrich Wüst's "Hausbuch (House Book)" in "Made in Germany? Art and Identity in a Global Nation" opening on Friday!

Head to Boston this weekend to experience a free concert at the Goethe-Institut Boston celebrating "Made in Germany?" bit.ly/4emMCiW

Tomorrow afternoon, join curator Elizabeth Rudy in a gallery talk to take a deep dive into the French Revolution and its lessons in democracy. bit.ly/3ztcxGU