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Week in Photos: Arts (04/19/2011)

By Divya Kishore, Kevin H. Lin, Matthew D Moellman, Leila L. Pirbay, Allie Stote, and Cynthia Wu

- The screening of “Arna’s Children” was preceded by a musical performance and recollections of Mer-Khamis by friends. By Cynthia Wu

- Nitin Sawhney speaks at the Memorial to Celebrate and Remember the Life of Juliano Mer-Khamis. The Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University and the Boston Palestine Film Festival honored Mer-Khamis's passing with a screening of his documentary "Arna's Children." By Cynthia Wu

- The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club held its production of "Waiting for Godot," a play by Samuel Beckett, at the Loeb Ex this past weekend. By Divya Kishore

- The Adams' Masters' house 250th anniversary, held in the Adams courtyard, is a carnival celebration complete with clowns, a petting zoo and delicious food. Here, Antone Martinho '13 takes a hand in feeding a goat. By Leila L. Pirbay

- Clowns on stilts provide entertainment at the Adams Masters' 250th year anniversary celebration. By Leila L. Pirbay

- Ai Weiwei's artwork is temporarily on display in front of the Northwest Labs. By Matthew D Moellman

- Mary Phagan's mother and friends lament over her death in Harvard's production of the award-winning play "Parade." By Allie Stote

- The factory owner accused of murdering a thirteen year-old employee, played by Elliot J. Rosenbaum '12, sits nervously in his jail cell. By Allie Stote

- Violinist Julia Glenn '12, plays the tune of Hayakawa's Plum Blossom Country. By Allie Stote

- By Kevin H. Lin

Week in Photos: Arts (04/19/2011)

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