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One week until the Indigenous Peoples’ Fashion Show!
Join this annual celebration of Indigenous fashion, creativity, expression, and design. Featuring performances from Occom Pond Singers, and by Mapuche rapper and musician Waikil!
Enjoy raffle prizes, light refreshments, and snacks throughout the evening.

Thursday, October 15th at the Hood Museum Russo Atrium at 8:00pm

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Thank you to everyone who joined us last night to celebrate the opening of Cara Romero: Panûpünüwügai (Living Light)! It was a pleasure to share an evening of art, conversation, and dance with our community.

A special thank you to Cara Romero (@cararomerophotography) for joining us, and to the Hood Museum of Art (@hoodmuseum), Dartmouth College (@dartmouthcollege), exhibition curator Jami Powell, and MOCA Senior Curator Ylva Rouse for bringing this exhibition to our galleries.

Thank you to Sam Aros-Mitchell (@samarosmitchell), the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department (@dandersonarts), including Jennifer Turbyfill, Dance Chair at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, and dancers Anaya Soleil Acevedo, Izabella Briggs, Ellie Cruz, Madison Downes, Rori Jacobson, Emma Kephart, Madison Lebedev, Yahir Perez, Eden Santa Lucia, and Eladia Stalnaker for presenting ‘Juya Nokakamea’ (The Talking Tree).

We are grateful to our Major Sponsor: The Gilman & Gonzalez Arts Foundation; Exhibition Sponsor: Lauren and Ted Baker; and Exhibition Underwriters: Developing Artists Foundation and Florida State College at Jacksonville (@fscjofficial), for their support.

This exhibition is organized by the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, and generously supported by leadership gifts from Claire Foerster and Daniel S. Bernstein and Thomas A. Russo and Georgina T. Russo, as well as support from the Terra Foundation for American Art, the Charles Gilman Family Endowment, and a gift from Karen Miller Nearburg and Charles Nearburg.

Thank you to SoulFULL Eats (@soulfulleatsjax) for catering the evening, Alonzo Sign Language Interpreting, LLC for providing sign language interpretation, and Sarah Hedden (@sarahheddenphotography) for photographing the celebration. The full photo album is coming soon to our Facebook page.

Now on view through March 21, 2027. Plan your visit at the link in our bio.

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On the second Monday of October (this year, Monday, October 12th, 2026), we celebrate alongside many communities, Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
At Dartmouth, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day through reflection, advocacy, programming, and community engagement throughout the months of October and November.

Learn more about these events and collaborators at: dartgo.org/ipmdartmouth

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French @ Dartmouth is about interactive learning.
🔥🍁 Field trip to the Hood Museum gallery – Prof. Sanders and Oliveira invited their French 3 students to a guided tour of the exhibition “Community and Exile, Artists in Paris, 1910-1939” conducted entirely in French by Dartmouth exhibition curator Elizabeth Rice Mattison. What a wonderful way to kick off the fall term!

Merci Beaucoup, Elizabeth Rice Mattison, for the warm welcome and for sharing such inspiring pieces!

#Dartmouth #French3 #FrenchatDartmouth #FrenchLanguage #HoodMuseum #FieldTrip #ArtAndCulture #FallTerm

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Fabulous to be back at the @hoodmuseum at @dartmouthcollege to see its extraordinary 9th century BC Assyrian Reliefs or ‘Nineveh Slabs’!

This time, colour has been projected onto one of the carved figures, bringing him vividly to life. It reminds me of the terrific colour projections onto four medieval nave wall paintings at @stalbanscathedral.

Fascinating too to learn from the curator that one way to identify the king is through the elaborate detailing along the hems of his robes.

How magnificent he must have looked in full colour!

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Art abounds… ☀️

#artsatdartmouth

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An overdue post from The Hood Museum of Art
FROM THE FIELD
Tracing Foodways through Art

ABOUT
From the Field: Tracing Foodways through Art explores the idea of food as not only nourishment but also an expression of our lived and shared experiences. This exhibition invites audiences to reflect on their relationships to foodways, which encompass our attitudes, practices, and rituals around food. Artworks across different time periods, mediums, and cultures illustrate points of connection, disconnection, and reconnection to our foodways.

This exhibition is organized by the Hood Museum of Art and generously supported by the Marie-Louise and Samuel R. Rosenthal Fund.
EXHIBITION CURATOR
Nichelle M. Gaumont | Beatriz Yanes Martinez | Jayde Xu

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Many thanks to:

@mountain_view_publishing @katasasvari
@sbapel17

for this spectacular feature on @kyletimothyfineart and all of our artists.
Pick up your copy today!

#dartmouthartists
#uppervalleyartists
#fineart
#fineartgallery
#hanover

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CCL is delighted to announce that alumna Kim Conaty (CCL 2025) has been named Director of the Hood Museum of Art.

Congratulations, @kimconaty!

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Carlos Mérida, Carrousel, 1931, Mexico and France

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Prof. Ana Merino is with us for Summer 2026 at SpPort! Prof. Merino's SPAN 31 - Intro to Hispanic Lit II visits the Hood and enjoys the Goya Prints, with their wonderful Elizabeth Rice Mattison, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Academic Programming and Curator of European Art at Hood Museum! #somospport #spanish #interdisciplinary #merino #dartmouth

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Professor Citron's Spanish 3 class visited the Hood Museum of Art this week to participate in a "Learning to Look" activity with curator Amelia Kahl in preparation for final presentations they will be delivering later in the term on the La Mirada Boricua exhibit curated by Professor Israel Reyes. (pictured here are not art from Prof Reyes' exhibition! - more to come later on!) #somospport #citron #dartmouth #summer #spanish #takespanish

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