Creative Works

What has the Class of 1978 done in the last three decades?? Don't be left out of the class exhibition of achievement at our new and improved 30th Reunion Creative Works exhibit! This year we are planning to display not only artistic and literary work but so much more--scientific research, stand-up comedy, musical compositions, social justice and philanthropy endeavors, award ceremonies--everything from advertising campaigns to political campaigns.

Suggestions for Types of Work to Display:

Books/Stories/Articles/Reviews/Essays: magazines, newspapers, newsletters, blogs which you have written, edited or have been featured in.

Broadcast/Performance: movies, theater, dance, improvisation, comedy-radio/TV/online/podcasts- Screenplays, scripts, directing, performing, producing, cinematography, documentaries, animation, executed lighting, editing, etc.

Music (vocal and instrumental)—performing, producing, composition, lyrics

Visual Arts-Drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, computer graphics, illustration, cartooning, posters, electronic

Crafts: jewelry, ceramics, stained glass, quilting

Design: architecture, interior design, carpentry, sets, technical

Curating—museum work, exhibition catalogues written or featured in

Fabric arts--Fashion and clothing design, costuming, weaving, knitting, sewing

Scientific: abstract-research literature, inventions &/or other discoveries in which you have participated, including patents, experiments, technology, archeological finds, math theorems

Advertising/copywriting

Horticulture- landscaping, floral art

Culinary- Wines you cultivated, gourmet cooking, baking,etc

Engineering, mapmaking

Organizations: humanitarian movements, charities, organizations or causes you have established

Award ceremonies at which you have been recognized

The deadline for submissions has past, and the creative works display is being prepared this weekend. Any questions regarding last-minute submissions should be sent to:

Susan Spitz (bostonsusan@aol.com) or Mike Leavell (leavellme@aol.com).

You can find a printable copy of the form for submitting your work(s) on our Forms page.

Send mail to carl_eichenlaub@post.harvard.edu with questions or comments about this web site.

Last modified: 10/08/08