[MCN-L] Museum training programs study

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hello members of the MCN listserv,

We are in the process of evaluating the museum training program here at Harvard 
Art Museums. We have a long history of training future museum professionals. 
Historically we've focused on training future scholars/curators, conservators, 
and museum directors mainly through multiyear fellowships and post-docs. During 
the past few years it's grown to include other roles but only marginally. We're 
trying to figure out the future of our program and how expansive (or not) it 
should be. I'm most interested in how we train future museum technologists so 
I'm hoping to talk to those at institutions with training programs that include 
a focus on digital technology.

As a reference point we have a technology fellowship (generically called 
Technology Fellow) as part of our training program. We've had it for six years. 
A fellow is with us full time for 1-2 years. They work specifically on the 
design, development, and implementation of projects in our Lightbox 
Gallery in 
close collaboration with staff in the Division of Academic and Public Programs.

Do you have a training program that weaves in technology? If so I'd like to 
talk with you.

Thanks,

Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
617-495-0785
jeff_stew...@harvard.edu

Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.org

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[MCN-L] IIIF New England Meetup - Sept 2017

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hello MCN New Englanders,

Do you use IIIF? Are you in the midst of implementing it or just getting 
started? Let's meet up and talk IIIF in September. See below for more info.

Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
jeff_stew...@harvard.edu

Harvard Art Museums
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Hi all,

IIIF implementers at Harvard are eager to reach out to local New England 
cultural institutions who are interested in IIIF, and we're planning a 
IIIF-focused meetup this September at Harvard. Our idea is to have an 
opportunity for us to connect with IIIFers at regional institutions, to share 
interests, and to look for areas of potential collaboration.  We're also 
interested in gauging interest in a broader New England IIIF outreach event 
next spring.

The meetup will be Friday, Sept .29 from 9AM-1:00PM at Harvard.

We are thinking of a ½ day meetup with an agenda of:

1.  Welcome and introductions
2.  Overview of the state of the IIIF universe (We'll present a recent 
general IIIF presentation)
3.  Reports of IIIF activity or interest from each attending institution
4.  Determine areas of mutual interest
5.  Discuss proposed larger New England IIIF event the week of March 12, 
2018.
6.  If time permits, break up into a mini-unconference on specific areas of 
mutual interest.

To help with logistics, please RSVP if this is something you would plan to 
attend.

Randy Stern
randy_st...@harvard.edu


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[MCN-L] Job opening: Technology Fellowship at the Harvard Art Museums

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hello MCN,

The Harvard Art Museums is seeking a Technology Fellow to support and develop 
projects in the Lightbox Gallery (https://vimeo.com/151150924), the museums 
public research and development environment. Projects are produced in 
collaboration with the Division of Academic and Public Programs and university 
partners. Past partners include Harvard faculty, staff, and students, including 
a collection visualization by metaLAB (at) Harvard, explorations into the 
science of light and looking with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for 
Astrophysics, an artist residency with Matt Saunders and his undergraduate 
animation 
studio,
 and a nine-channel installation by artist Ben 
Rivers.
 Throughout the 2017 fall semester the candidate will work with campus and 
community partners to assist with the technical development and installation of 
new projects for the Lightbox, including a collaboration with the ICA Boston 
exhibition Art in the Age of the Internet, 1989 to Today, artist projects, and 
experimental data 
visualizations.

This is a two year fellowship.

Full details are at 
https://sjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost/jobdetails.aspx?jobId=1289258=25240=5341.


Req ID: 42495BR
Title: Technology Fellow
Location: USA - MA - Cambridge
Time Status: Full-time
Department: Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology

Roles and Responsibilities:

*  Write code, setup virtual servers, explore open source projects, and 
experiment with technology as it pertains to the museums and the Lightbox.

*  Participate in and at times lead an iterative development process 
that includes brainstorming sessions, building functional prototypes, and 
running review sessions with collaborators.

*   Work with staff from the Division of Academic and Public Programs 
to plan the schedule of events and projects in the Lightbox.

*  Write and deploy production ready code, document projects, and 
provide support for projects once they are deployed.

*  Conduct research on existing and emerging technology that helps 
strengthen the mission to preserve, document, present, and interpret the 
museums' collections and resources in the context of the Lightbox.

*  Document findings and report on which technologies are worth 
exploring further.

*  Collaborate with partners within the university on projects to 
integrate the museums more fully in to Harvard curriculum.

*  Give a talk on your work at relevant museums events and then in an 
expanded form at relevant conferences.

Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in art history, new media, media arts, digital humanities, 
computer science, or a related field

Experience with programming, modern web frameworks, application automation, 
database systems, APIs, and cloud based services like AWS and Heroku.

Additional Qualifications:
An aptitude for applying new technologies quickly and effectively; comfort with 
a diverse set of hardware and software technology; knowledge of The Museums 
System (TMS) or museum cataloguing practices is a plus; willingness to take 
apart a technology, figure out how every bit works, and then reconstruct it in 
the most meaningful way for the project at hand; flexibility, adaptability, and 
a collaborative demeanor; excellent writing and verbal skills; project 
management skills.

Please note: The Harvard Art Museums requires pre-employment screening for all 
positions.





Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.org

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[MCN-L] Job opening: Museum Fine Art Photographer at Harvard Art Museums (part-time)

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hi all,

The Harvard Art Museums has a job opening for a fine art photographer. Join the 
ranks of the department of digital imaging and visual resources and be part of 
the team that creates the museums' art images. This role is all about the 
production of archival photographic documentation of objects in the collections 
(http://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collections) for use in publications, catalog 
records, and a variety of analogue and digital formats.

This is a 28 hour per week part-time position located at the Harvard Art 
Museums Somerville Research Facility in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Full details are at 
https://sjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost/jobdetails.aspx?jobId=1258330=25240=5341.

Duties and Responsibilities

* Create still images that are compliant with current museum standards 
and that accurately represent the objects from all the museums' collections.

* Photograph gallery exhibits and installations for the museums' 
archive, analog and digital publications, and press releases.

* Work with the DIVR coordinator, curators, conservators, and other 
staff to prepare project plans and establish and set timetables to meet project 
deadlines.

* Independently and collaboratively create imaging workflows for 
maximum productivity.

* Maintain and develop skills in the use of professional digital 
capture systems, both hardware and software, according to current museum best 
practices.

* Test new equipment and technologies. Make recommendations on 
equipment purchases and repairs to keep studio updated and functioning.

* Maintain and/or oversee maintenance of studio and imaging equipment.

* Consult with conservators and curators to determine views, 
appropriate setup, and lighting for museum objects. Work with conservators, 
curators, and collections management staff to ensure safe handling of works of 
art.

* Process digital files to match original art objects, maintaining 
industry standards for color managed workflows. Conduct and/or supervise color 
correcting, retouching, and processing of raw digital files.

* Prepare Photoshop scripts to automate file processing and to develop 
efficient workflows tailored to specific projects.

* Provide technical guidance to other HAM staff and collaborate with 
colleagues at other institutions on the production of images.

* Produce written and visual documentation of studio projects and 
workflows as part of a shared resource of reference material.

* Other related photography duties will be assigned as necessary.


Basic Qualifications
BA in photography or related field required, MFA preferred; 5+ years' 
professional digital photography experience in a museum or library, or similar 
setting required. Recent portfolio of images relevant to the position required.

Please note: The Harvard Art Museums requires pre-employment screening for all 
positions.



Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.org

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[MCN-L] Job opening: Technology Fellowship at the Harvard Art Museums

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hello all,

The Harvard Art Museums (http://harvardartmuseums.org) is seeking a Technology 
Fellow to support and develop projects in the Lightbox Gallery 
(https://vimeo.com/151150924), the museums public research and development 
environment. Projects are produced in collaboration with the Division of 
Academic and Public Programs and university partners. Past partners include 
Harvard metaLAB and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Throughout 
the 2016 fall semester the candidate will work with new campus partners to 
develop projects that will explore how the Lightbox can be used as a classroom 
and as a place for experimental data visualization.

This is a 12 month fellowship, with the possibility of renewal for a second 
year.

Full details are at 
https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGWEbHost/jobdetails.aspx?partnerID=25240=5341=38638BR.


Req ID: 38638BR
Title: Technology Fellow
Location: USA - MA - Cambridge
Time Status: Full-time
Department: Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology

Roles and Responsibilities:

  *   Write code, setup virtual servers, explore open source projects, and 
experiment with technology as it pertains to the museums and the Lightbox.
  *   Participate in and at times lead an iterative development process that 
includes brainstorming sessions, building functional prototypes, and running 
review sessions with collaborators.
  *   Work with staff from the division of academic and public programs to plan 
the schedule of events and projects in the Lightbox.
  *   Write and deploy production ready code, document projects, and provide 
support for projects once they are deployed.
  *   Conduct research on existing and emerging technology that helps 
strengthen the mission to preserve, document, present, and interpret the 
museums' collections and resources in the context of the Lightbox.
  *   Document findings and report on which technologies are worth exploring 
further.
  *   Collaborate with partners within the university on projects to integrate 
the museums more fully in to Harvard curriculum.
  *   Give a talk on your work at relevant museums events and then in an 
expanded form at relevant conferences.

Basic Qualifications:
Advanced degree in art history, new media, media arts, digital humanities, 
computer science, or a related field
Experience with programming, modern web frameworks, application automation, 
database systems, APIs, and cloud based services like AWS and Heroku

Additional Qualifications:
An aptitude for applying new technologies quickly and effectively; comfort with 
a diverse set of hardware and software technology; knowledge of The Museums 
System (TMS) or museum cataloguing practices is a plus; willingness to take 
apart a technology, figure out how every bit works, and then reconstruct it in 
the most meaningful way for the project at hand; flexibility, adaptability, and 
a collaborative demeanor; excellent writing and verbal skills; project 
management skills.

Please note: The Harvard Art Museums requires pre-employment screening for all 
positions.



Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.org

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[MCN-L] Job opening: Collections Information and Database Specialist

[Steward, Jeff s.]

Hello all,

Harvard Art Museums is in search of a Collections Information and Database 
Specialist. Come join us in our brand new building (see 
http://features.harvard.edu/arts-shining-future) and help make each and every 
datum in our systems live up to its fullest potential. Details are below.

The full description and application process is available at the following link.
https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGWEbHost/jobdetails.aspx?partnerID=25240siteID=5341AReq=34431BR



Req ID: 34431BR
Title: Collections Information and Database Specialist
Location: USA - MA - Cambridge
Time Status: Full-time
Department: Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology

Duties  Responsibilities
The purpose of the job is to ensure the continuing development of the Harvard 
Art Museums collections information systems to support museum processes, to 
advise and support collection related projects, and to provide expertise on how 
the collection information systems can be used to support the museums mission 
to preserve, document, present, interpret, and strengthen the collections and 
resources in their care.

Roles and Responsibilities
* Manage the  day-to-day activities of the collections information systems (The 
Museum System (TMS), etc) of the Harvard Art Museums
* Train staff in collection information systems use and provide ongoing 
museum-wide support
* Manage TMS user accounts, security, and access privileges
* Create and manage TMS Crystal Reports, User Defined Forms, List Views, and 
Data Views to meet users' data access and reporting needs
* Run updates and data mining queries in SQL
* Lead user meetings to train, discuss goals, and address challenges of 
collections data organization and management
* Lead the development and implementation of cataloguing standards and maintain 
data integrity in conformity with established museum practice
* Maintain documentation on cataloguing and procedures/workflow
* Identify and implement relevant features and workflow of the collections 
information
* Working with museums staff and Harvard University IT, carry out the testing 
of, and upgrade to, new versions of the collections information systems (TMS, 
etc)
* Advise software development groups on collections data content structure for 
custom applications, including Collections Online and the Object Move 
Application (OMA)
* Manage vendor relationship with Gallery Systems, prioritizing and 
communicating issues and needs related to TMS
* Think creatively about the future use of the museums' data and push the 
limits of the museums' cataloguing systems

Basic Qualifications
Bachelor's degree required, with demonstrated ability in SQL, Crystal, and TMS. 
Minimum of 5 years relevant experience in a museum or related environment.

Additional Qualifications
Excellent project management, organizational and communication skills and 
thorough knowledge of cultural data standards strongly preferred; thorough 
knowledge of standard museum collection management practices and procedures, 
essential. Ability to build strong relationships with internal clients, 
effectively resolve problems and communicate creative resolutions to multiple 
constituents within the museums. Flexibility and ability to adjust priorities 
as required.






Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseums.org/

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[MCN-L] Visualization Symposium: Thinking with Your Eyes: Visualizing the Arts, Humanities, Sciences, February 27-28, Cambridge, MA

[Steward, Jeff]

Hello MCN,

Perhaps this two day symposium will be of interest to some of you...

Thinking with Your Eyes: Visualizing the Arts, Humanities,  Sciences
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
February 27-28, 2014
Free!

Thinking with Your Eyes explores the uses of visualization across disciplines 
and research methods. During this two-day symposium, experts will share tools, 
techniques, and perspectives about what it means to interpret, learn, and teach 
visually. The program includes lightning-round sessions, keynote presentations, 
roundtable discussions, and hands-on workshops.

Events will kick off with keynote speakers Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda 
Vi?gas, of Google's Big Picture Research Group. Additional presenters come 
from such diverse fields as music, economics, astronomy, archaeology, and 
literature.

Whether you are a seasoned veteran or just starting to explore, this will be an 
opportunity to share, learn, and connect with others.

More info and the registration form can be found at 
http://visualize.fas.harvard.edu/.


Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
617-495-0785
jeff_steward at harvard.edumailto:jeff_steward at harvard.edu

Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseums.org/

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[MCN-L] Job opening: Digital Archivist, Harvard Art Museums

[Steward, Jeff]

Hi all,

The Harvard Art Museums has an exciting new opportunity for those who get 
jazzed by the prospect of organizing visual data. The Art Museums is looking 
for someone to wrangle all of the museums' multimedia content and to help build 
systems for distributing it to the world. Details below.

Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseums.org/




Title: Digital Archivist
Department: Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Location: USA, MA, Cambridge, Harvard Art Museums
Time Status: Full-time

Harvard Art Museums' increased use of technology has generated a wealth of 
digital content. The Digital Archivist provides leadership, strategic planning, 
and management of this content. The Digital Archivist is responsible for the 
long term preservation, organization, and distribution of the museums' 
digitized and born-digital material. The Digital Archivist works closely with 
the museums' Media Resources department and the Collections Information and 
Database Specialist to create a sustainable system to meet these goals. The 
incumbent also works across Harvard University departments to meet our shared 
goals of preservation and dissemination of digital materials.
Roles and Responsibilities:
* Research, plan, propose and implement systems for the management of the Art 
Museums' digital material ensuring effective acquisition, appraisal, deposit, 
description, persistence, and interoperability for all digital objects.
* Research and import comprehensive audio, visual, multimedia, and textual 
digital materials related to the Art Museums' collection, exhibitions, 
publications, public programs, etc.
* Organize, catalogue, and classify existing digitized and born-digital 
materials for use internally and externally.
* Prepare digital files for depositing in the Harvard Digital Repository and 
the Art Museums' digital archive.
* Create procedures and protocols, train museum staff, and establish a 
sustainable workflow for the digital archive infrastructure.
* Create, propose and execute a plan for periodic auditing of the archive that 
ensures the long-term persistence and usability of the digital material.
* Work with museums and university staff to ensure that the digital archive is 
used to its highest potential-widely disseminated to the public, universities, 
libraries, archivists, scholars and museum professionals.
* Work with museums and University IT staff to plan the installation, upgrades, 
and maintenance of digital archive and asset management systems.
* Configure digital archive software, manage user accounts, and control access.
* Maintain a thorough and up-to-date understanding of digital file formats, 
electronic records management, and digital persistence practice and theory.
* Work collaboratively and independently across a wide spectrum of staff.
* Demonstrate a deep curiosity and problem solving capacity with unfamiliar 
technology and rapidly changing environments.


You can find more info and apply at http://www.employment.harvard.edu/. Search 
Keyword = Digital Archivist.

[MCN-L] Job opening: Technology Support Specialist, Harvard Art Museums

[Steward, Jeff]

Hi all,
The Harvard Art Museums is expanding and we have a place for you. We are 
looking for a Technology Support Specialist in the department of Digital 
Infrastructure and Emerging Technology. Details below.

Thanks,
Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseums.org




Title: Technology Support Specialist
Department: Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Location: USA, MA, Cambridge, Harvard Art Museums
Time Status: Full-time

The Harvard Art Museums is seeking someone to support a diverse portfolio of 
technology ranging from internal business applications, to exhibition hardware 
and mobile apps. The ideal candidate is a creative thinker/problem solver who 
is as comfortable working with technology as they are working with the people 
who benefit from it. This is a job for someone who understands how technology 
can enhance the museum experience and is excited by all of the possibilities.

The ideal candidate will be able to work independently and within a team 
framework. They will assist in researching technology for exhibitions, the 
museum galleries, the web, etc. They will participate in the evaluation, 
selection, maintenance and evolution of technology at the museums.
It is essential that the Technology Support Specialist has the ability to 
explain technical topics to non-technical people. They must be curious how 
individual pieces of technology work but also how those pieces contribute to 
the whole of the Harvard Art Museums.

Roles and Responsibilities:
* Independently research, test, prototype, and assess emerging technologies on 
a project by project basis. Prepare written analysis of findings, including how 
it will fit into the larger vision of technology within the museum, and, as 
needed, demo products.
* Participate in the selection of new technology for the Art Museums day-to-day 
operations and exhibitions.
* Work with the museums staff to develop plans for the implementation and 
deployment of technology.
* Provide hardware and software support for new technologies deployed.
* Provide end-user and backend support for existing business applications (e.g. 
Basecamp, Filemaker, TMS (The Museum System)).
* As needed work with various Harvard University Information Technology (HUIT) 
groups regarding integration of new technology into HUIT's infrastructure and 
work with HUIT on the existing infrastructure they support for the museums.
* Support A/V equipment, mobile hardware, and other software/hardware used in 
exhibitions.

You can find more info and apply at http://www.employment.harvard.edu/ or 
https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/asp/tg/cim_jobdetail.asp?jobId=938640PartnerId=25240SiteId=5341.

[MCN-L] Job opening: Media Resources Manager, Harvard Art Museums

[Steward, Jeff]

Title: Media Resources Manager
Location: USA, MA, Cambridge, Harvard Art Museums
Time Status: Full-time

Duties  Responsibilities:
Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Digital Imaging department, 
program management, policy planning, and new developments for electronic media 
activities including acquisition, delivery, rights, and archiving. Direct 
studio assignment activities (in conjunction with Collections Management), 
workflows, budgeting, personnel, and equipment acquisitions/maintenance. 
Actively pursue imaging technology research and new technology developments and 
apply to changing demands of clients. Develop and implement imaging standards, 
policies, and guidelines. Ensure the quality, accuracy, and timeliness of all 
imaging deliverables. Establish direct and ongoing communications with clients 
regarding expectations and special requests, and ensure that those are met by 
photographers. Responsible for production of images within all institutional 
publications, both print and electronic. Photograph objects as needed. 
Recommend equipment needs for the department. Hire and oversee the work of 
freelance photographers or contracts with other vendors. Collaborate with other 
departments in the production and archiving of digital initiatives occurring 
outside of the Digital Imaging department, such as rapid inventory imaging and 
curatorial imaging. Represent the Art Museums in University initiatives 
relating to imaging and/or visual archives. Serve as the liaison to university 
and external clients. Maintains active involvement in the field (such as 
attending conferences and networking with peer institutions) in order to advise 
the Art Museums on current trends and advances in technologies. Develop and 
manage budgets and staff performance plans.

Basic Qualifications:
BA/BS, 7+ years related experience.

Additional Qualifications:
Broad knowledge of digital technologies, standards, issues, and trends relating 
to imaging. Deep and seasoned knowledge of museum studio photography, media 
technology, imaging science, and related data processing and administration 
including operations management; fine arts museum collection information 
management experience preferred; demonstrated supervisory and financial 
management skills; ability to work effectively in a team context, establish 
priorities, achieve goals, and manage multi-faceted projects; analytic and 
problem solving skills; strong written, oral, presentation, and interpersonal 
communication skills; ability to work effectively and collaboratively with 
diverse constituencies; collections information database experience required; 
TMS experience preferred; demonstrated interest in art history preferred.


Apply at http://www.employment.harvard.edu/ or 
https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/asp/tg/cim_jobdetail.asp?jobId=925037PartnerId=25240SiteId=5341.









Jeff Steward
Director of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology
Harvard Art Museums
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseums.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseums.org/

[MCN-L] Reasons for providing public wi-fi

[Steward, Jeff]

 
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 Subject: [MCN-L] Reasons for providing public wi-fi
 
 Hello all,
 
 For those of you that offer public Wi-Fi at your institution what were your 
 reasons for doing so? Was it just as a perk to your visitors or was there 
 something more to it?
 
 Thanks,
 Jeff
 
 
 --
 Jeff Steward
 Architect for Applications Development
 617-495-0785
 jeff_steward at harvard.edumailto:jeff_steward at harvard.edu
 
 Harvard Art Museum
 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
 www.harvardartmuseum.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseum.org
 

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[MCN-L] Reasons for providing public wi-fi

[Steward, Jeff]

Hello all,

For those of you that offer public Wi-Fi at your institution what were your 
reasons for doing so? Was it just as a perk to your visitors or was there 
something more to it?

Thanks,
Jeff


--
Jeff Steward
Architect for Applications Development
617-495-0785
jeff_steward at harvard.edumailto:jeff_steward at harvard.edu

Harvard Art Museum
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
www.harvardartmuseum.orghttp://www.harvardartmuseum.org