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The Harvard FAS CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project Showcased in Sacred Sites Revisited at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Alexandra Vanleene
7/23/2026
2 min read

We are extremely proud to showcase the results of our research on Haḍḍa, carried out within the framework of the Harvard FAS CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project, in the exhibition Sacred Sites Revisited at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Digitised stucco Buddha head projected in the “Hadda” installation
View of the “Hadda” installation. © Harvard FAS CAMLab, Digital Gandhara Project.

Exhibition information

Sacred Sites Revisited: a set of three immersive videos (Haḍḍa, Xiangtangshan Caves, Xiudingsi Pagoda) co-produced by the Cleveland Museum of Art and Harvard FAS CAMLab, shown within the exhibition ArtLens Reimagined: The Intersection of Art, Technology, and Innovation. Cleveland Museum of Art, Maltz Family Foundation ArtLens Gallery (gallery 001), 11150 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio; free, no ticket required. Dates announced by Harvard FAS CAMLab: 23 July 2026 – 1 September 2031, free public access beginning Tuesday 28 July 2026. The “Hadda” installation comes out of Harvard FAS CAMLab’s Digital Gandhara Project.

See the exhibition page

See also : the paper on the digital reconstruction of Tapa-e Shotor monastery.