Harriet Casdin-Silver

i had the pleasure of working with harriet for several months in her home. she opened up the world of art to me in a way that i will always treasure.you will be deeply missed.

Our condolences and sympathies to all the family-it was a special generation of cousins.

I met Harriet in 1977 in Boston after having met her daughter Beth working in Switzerland. Beth told me to look up her mother when I got to Boston. While Beth stayed in Paris and then traveled the grape harvest, I returned to the states and looked up Harriet at her workplace, M.I.T. Saw her 'floating forks' we joked, on display at M.I.T. and we hung out now and again in her studio or local pubs. I, a woman in her mid-20's and Harriet, a woman of great vision, independence, creativity and...

So sorry for this tremendous loss. I'm honored to have some of her wonderful work. My condolences to her family. Sincerely, Marcia Feinberg

Dear Cousins,
So sad to hear this news. The end of a family generation. I always remember Aunt Harriet as a loving, lively pioneer. Very proud to call her my great aunt.
Love to all,

We have lost a wonderful, innovative, and visionary artist. Her intensity, passion and good humor will be missed. My condolences to her family and friends.

So sad to hear this news. My hear goes out to her friends and family. Her spirit will be missed by those in the art community, both locally and internationally. Her work wil continue to be a testament to her power and vision.