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In mid-March, Dartmouth announced that all spring term classes would be held remotely due to the rapid outbreak of COVID-19. As members of an institution that prides itself on in-person connection and deep engagement, Dartmouth professors and students alike had to adapt to virtual education.

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As you climb up the Kaish Gallery stairs, you are surrounded by Courtney Leonard's installation BREACH: Logbook 20 | NEBULOUS. Like the water it represents, the artwork is meant to shroud you upon entering.

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A new exhibit uses old techniques to reframe Native American history.

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From January 6 to 11, artists Kali Spitzer (Kaska Dena) and Will Wilson (Diné) will be in residency at the Hood Museum of Art, taking tintype portraits of members of the Dartmouth community.

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The Class of 1971 recently reaffirmed its dedication to Dartmouth's embrace of Native American studies with the gift of a painting by T. C. Cannon for the Hood Museum of Art. Cannon, who was Kiowa, Caddo and Choctaw, is enjoying renewed attention through two major solo exhibitions, one of which traveled the nation. He was known for his bold use of color and patterns as well as combining recognizable scenes with abstraction.

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Hood Quarterly, autumn 2013
Michael R. Taylor, Director

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Hood Quarterly, autumn/winter 2011-12
Emily Shubert Burke

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Hood Quarterly, autumn/winter 2011-12

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Hood Quarterly, winter 2004

Terry Adkins was the Artist-in-Residence at Dartmouth College during the summer of 2003. A memorable exhibition of his work took place in the Jaffe-Friede and Strauss Galleries in Hopkins Center at that time, and Still (2000) was a centerpiece of that project.

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