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Shared Ground

August 22 – November 28, 2026
Asian American Art in Conversation

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  • A painting of a busy street scene. There are colorful storefronts with people walking on sidewalks and cars driving on the road.

    Dong Kingman (Dong Moy Shu), Mott Street, 1953 or 1954, transparent watercolor on very heavy wove [Arches] paper. Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth: Gift of Philip H. Greene, in memory of his wife and co-collector, Marjorie B. Greene; 2007.6.4. © Dong Kingman Estate

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Shared Ground explores Asian American art from the Hood Museum's collection by focusing on its cultural, social, and intellectual dialogues with broader American art. It seeks both to highlight the significance of Asian American art within the larger context of American art history and to demonstrate its integration into a connected artistic community. This approach ultimately locates Asian American art as an active, participatory element in the contemporary American art scene.

This exhibition is organized by the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, and generously supported by The Ray Winfield Smith 1918 Memorial Fund

Exhibition Curator

Haely Chang | Michael W. Hartman | Ashley B. Offill | Elizabeth Rice Mattison | Evonne Fuselier

Exhibition subject: Asia