CAMLab Cave
Located at 485 Broadway—just outside Harvard Yard—CAMLab Cave opened in the fall of 2022. CAMLab Cave opened in 2022 and aims to create an experimental stage for instantiating enduring questions of human consciousness within digital, multi-sensensorial media. It serves as a hub of innovative forms of knowledge production, pedagogy, and sensorial media practice. During Public Visits, Harvard FAS CAMLab welcomes audiences to explore our latest immersive installations that stage cultural history with digital technologies.
Student Educator-led Public Visits: Friday and Saturday, between (month) and (month)
Cave Tours are kindly supported by donations. To provide an exceptional experience for each visitor, we limit each tour to a maximum of 16 guests. Please secure your spot by reservation.
If you are interested in arranging a group visit, please contact us via email at: ___________________
Just outside of Harvard Yard, CAMLab Cave is located on the lower level of the 485 Broadway building.
CAMLab Cave
485 Broadway
Lower Level
Cambridge, MA 02138
Parking
There is no parking available in the building, but meter parking can be found in the surrounding area. As an alternative, garage parking is available through Harvard’s parking services at https://hopps.vpcs.harvard.edu.
Subway & Buses
CAMLab Cave is a 10-minute walk from the Harvard Square subway station. This station is served by the Red Line of the MBTA’s subway system as well as many bus lines (1, 86, 69, 87, etc). Please use the MBTA’s trip planner to determine your best route.
CAMLab Cave is wheelchair accessible. Visitors in wheelchairs may use the first floor elevator to access CAMLab Cave on the building’s lower level. The main entrance to 485 Broadway is equipped with swinging power doors.
CAMLab strives to make our installations accessible. If you have access-related questions or require special accommodations, please contact us.
Please note: The Cave Dance project presents a performance in a mirror-lined space, and the Embodied Architecture film is shown in the Immersive Theater. Visitors with sensitivities to flashing lights or dark, enclosed spaces are encouraged to contact CAMLab in advance of their visit.
Shadow Cave
In sites such as Dunhuang, Longmen, and Maijishan, Buddhist devotees shaped caves into their own “shadow caves,” transforming physical space into mental theater. The Shadow Cave became the prototype for a millennium of icon- and cave-making practices across Asia.
Shadow Cave
In sites such as Dunhuang, Longmen, and Maijishan, Buddhist devotees shaped caves into their own “shadow caves,” transforming physical space into mental theater. The Shadow Cave became the prototype for a millennium of icon- and cave-making practices across Asia.
Shadow Cave
In sites such as Dunhuang, Longmen, and Maijishan, Buddhist devotees shaped caves into their own “shadow caves,” transforming physical space into mental theater. The Shadow Cave became the prototype for a millennium of icon- and cave-making practices across Asia.
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Concert
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Concert
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