HARTS (Humanities and Arts) Initiative

Featured Stories

Sandy An Interview with PCC Artist-in-Residence, Sandy Samspson
Last summer, President Mitsui contacted HARTS with a visionary idea: to have artists participate in the administrative process. Inspired by […] Posted May 21, 2020
Garden Hieronymus Bosch on Heaven and Hell
Hieronymus Bosch was a painter in the Netherlands during the Renaissance often attributed with influencing many modern depictions of Hell. […] Posted May 17, 2020
harts Wellspring: Humanities and Arts During Covid-19, Issue Four
“A people also perish when they fail to keep alive the values that make them human, the wellsprings of their […] Posted May 17, 2020
Jeidy Pandemic Pictorials
I got Lynda Barry’s wonderful book “Making Comics” for Christmas and started following her lessons, drawing with flair pens. Along […] Posted May 9, 2020
harts Wellspring: Humanities and Arts During Covid-19, Issue Three
“A people also perish when they fail to keep alive the values that make them human, the wellsprings of their […] Posted May 9, 2020
Alchemy 2 Sneak Peak at Alchemy 2020
The Alchemy Editorial Team is hard at work building a book for you. We’re compiling poems, short stories, nonfiction, and […] Posted May 4, 2020
harts Wellspring: Humanities and Arts During Covid-19, Issue Two
“A people also perish when they fail to keep alive the values that make them human, the wellsprings of their […] Posted May 3, 2020
Still Life Closer and Closer
Béla Balázs, in Theory of the Film (1930), examines the close-up’s productive, illuminating uses in cinema. He sees this shot […] Posted May 3, 2020
Ruskin Language, Loss, & “the things that lead to life”
During the past two academic terms, my students and I have spent a good deal of time reading, discussing, and […] Posted April 26, 2020
Japan Transformative Music from Japan during COVID-19.
An example of music that has been both transformed and transformative in the time of COVID-19 is the famous Japanese […] Posted April 26, 2020
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