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Welcome to the Class of 2010!
The Harvard Law School
Arts & Literature Law Society (ALLS) is a cultural, social
and educational organization dedicated to offering a forum for
HLS students interested in the arts, as broadly defined but
not limited to include the visual arts, performance arts, and
literature. Although our particular focus lies at the intersection
of law and the arts, we try to foster humanistic ideals on a
broader scale, reflecting the varied interests and needs of
the student community of Harvard Law School. Filling a gap in
the field, ALLS enjoys much interest from individuals both on
and off campus. The organization consists of more than 200 members, including
students from Harvard Law School, Harvard Business School, Harvard Faculty of Arts and Science and other Boston-area graduate schools, as well as academics and professionals intrigued by the arts. |
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Arts News:
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Activities
ALLS Speaker Series
ALLS seeks to provide an engaging forum for discussions about the
cutting edge overlap between law and the arts. One of our key goals
is to attract leaders in this field. For general information about
the ALLS Speaker Series please contact Arts & Literature Law Society.
ALLS Cultural Events Series
Our group attends the Open Studios, concerts, and operas in the Cambridge/Boston area. For general information about the ALLS Cultural Events Series please contact Arts & Literature Law Society.
ALLS Museum Series
Every two weeks our “art-mate” group explores one museum
in the Cambridge/Boston area. ALLS provides free or reduced entry
and tours guided by curators or lecturers. For general information
about the ALLS Museum Series or would like to chair the Museums Series please contact Arts & Literature Law Society.
ALLS Reading Series
ALLS envisions to hold a reading group to discuss works of interest
to the organization. For general information about the ALLS Reading
Series or would like to chair the Reading Series please contact Arts & Literature Law Society.
The Constitution of ALLS can be viewed here.
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