Exhibitions Archive
Relationships among the Artist, Sitter, Patron, and Viewer
Revealing Identity in Portraiture
Selected European Masterpieces of the Currier Museum of Art
During the renovation and expansion of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire, ten Old Master and early modern paintings and sculptures will be exhibited at the Hood. The European collection from the state's largest museum has long been admired by scholars and art lovers alike. The objects on display range from Renaissance paintings to a rare modernist sculpture and include works by Jacob van Ruisdael, John Constable, and Pablo Picasso.
The Hood Museum of Art and Dartmouth College Library present a two-part installation and exhibition by avant-garde Chinese artist Wenda Gu. Part of his ongoing global united nations hair monuments project, the green house and united colors comprise a massive sculpture created from hair collected in 2006 from thousands of Dartmouth College students, faculty, and staff and Upper Connecticut River Valley community members. Wenda Gu's hair sculptures grow from his dream that through his art he might unite humanity and encourage international understanding. An exhibition of the artist's recent works on paper is presented concurrently in the Hood's galleries.
The Evolving Relationship of Colors and Lines in the Japanese Print Tradition
Decoration and FunctionThe Experience of Gestural Abstraction
Open to InterpretationThree Decades of Dance Photographs
Pilobolus Comes Home
Pilobolus Dance Theatre, founded by Dartmouth students in 1971, has changed the course of contemporary dance through its signature style of closely combined bodies and its radically innovative approach to collaborative artistic creation. Dartmouth celebrated Pilobolus's donation of its remarkable archives with a residence, performances, educational programs, and this exhibition at the Hood of stunning photographs chronicling thirty-five years of the company's work.