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NEELY MCNULTY
Hood Foundation Curator of Education

Hood Quarterly, winter 2026

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HAELY CHANG
Jane and Raphael Bernstein Associate Curator of East Asian Art

EVONNE FUSELIER
Board of Advisors Mutual Learning Fellow, Curatorial

MICHAEL HARTMAN
Former Jonathan Little Cohen Curator of American Art

ASHLEY OFFILL
Curator of Collections

ELIZABETH RICE MATTISON
Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Academic Programming and Curator of European Art

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AMELIA KAHL
Barbara C. and Harvey P. Hood 1918 Senior Curator of Academic Programming

ALISA SWINDELL
Associate Curator of Photography

Hood Quarterly, winter 2026

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ELIZABETH RICE MATTISON
Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Academic Programming and Curator of European Art
Hood Quarterly, winter 2026

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EVONNE FUSELIER
Board of Advisors Mutual Learning Fellow, Curatorial

JAMI POWELL
Associate Director for Curatorial Affairs and Curator of Indigenous Art

Hood Quarterly, winter 2026

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The Sestercentennial of the United States of America provides an apt moment to bring up this wonderful quote. The story of this country endlessly feeds back on itself, echoing its past even as it sets out along new paths. While we are not sure exactly who brought this saying into popular parlance, Mark Twain is one likely source, and it would be fitting for the 250th if it were him. Twain was a master novelist who captured great sweeps of US history.

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The Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, has been reaccredited by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the field's mark of distinction for quality and public trust—placing the Hood Museum among 1,122 accredited museums nationwide. Out of the 33,000 museums in the United States, approximately 4% are accredited.

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In recognition of America's 250th anniversary, the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, will present a slate of co-curated exhibitions that address significant moments and themes in American art and culture. Curators worked collectively to tell not one but many stories of American art and its histories entirely from the Hood Museum's collection.

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Dan Nassau began his professional career at Dartmouth in 1999 with the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. In 2006, he transitioned to the Department of Pediatrics at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC). And in 2018, Dan embarked on a new adventure as a visitor services guide (VSG) at the Hood Museum of Art. At the museum, he found the perfect outlet for his vast knowledge and passion for sharing fun facts, as well as his infamous jokes.

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