Katherine Hart, Associate Director and Barbara C. and Harvey P. Hood 1918 Curator of Academic Programming, works with Chris Chan, Class of 2004, in the Barrows Print Room, looking at possible works for inclusion in his Space for Dialogue installation.
Katherine Hart, the Associate Director and Barbara C. and Harvey P. Hood 1918 Curator of Academic Programming, acts as the principal liaison between Dartmouth College's faculty and students and the Hood Museum of Art. She facilitates the use of the museum as a teaching resource and promotes the study of art and artifacts in the museum's collection.
The Curator of Academic Programming develops educational programs in consultation with faculty most likely to use specific exhibitions or certain parts of the museum's collections for teaching purposes. Working with individual faculty members and with the Hood's Assistant Registrar, Cynthia Gilliland, and the new Assistant Curator of Academic and Student Programming, she plans classroom sessions in the Bernstein Study-Storage Center, where objects not on view in the galleries are available for the class. She also organizes teaching exhibitions in the Harrington Gallery with faculty and the Assistant Curator of Academic and Student Programming.
