Cannupa Hanska Luger (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara/Lakota) , Every One (#MMIWQT Bead Project) , 2018 , over 4,000 hand - painted 2 - inch clay beads created in collaboration with hundreds of communities across the United States and Canada.
Museum Closed The museum has closed its galleries and suspended all group and public programming through May 8, pending further review.

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The Hood Museum of Art south façade. Photograph © Michael Moran

Museum Closure

The museum has closed its galleries and suspended all group and public programming through May 8, pending further review.
Annabelle Bardenheier '19, Conroy Programming Intern giving her public gallery talk in her installation "Creating Knowledge and Control".

Opportunity for Dartmouth Students

Applications are now open for our Internship program! Click to learn more. Deadline is April 13.
Now visible through our vitrine window, the ceramic artwork Every One (#MMIWQT Bead Project) by Cannupa Hanska Luger is comprised of over 4,000 hand-formed and painted clay beads. Photo by Alison Palizzolo.

What's in Our Window?

The ceramic artwork "Every One (#MMIWQT Bead Project)" by Cannupa Hanska Luger is comprised of over 4,000 hand-formed and painted clay beads. It is part of the spring exhibition "Form and Relation."