Stories & News

The Hood director talks about what to expect when the renovated museum opens in January.

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Thursday, November 8

Thursday's event will be held in Filene Auditorium, Moore Hall. A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

4:30-6:30 pm
“The Postcolonial Anthropocene: Two Artists Lectures”
Sammy Baloji, artist
Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla, artists

Friday, November 9

Friday's events will be held in Haldeman 041. A Q&A session will follow each presentation.

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The Class of ’22 “reads” the Orozco Mural as a shared academic experience.

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Sybil became a docent in 1992, and from the beginning, her influence was significant. Her light touch, gentle prodding, and sense of humor made her an effective facilitator, and her subtle leadership from within the docent program made her an exceptional team member.

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John Stomberg, Virginia Rice Kelsey 1961s Director
Hood Quarterly, summer 2018

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Jamie Rosenfeld and Isadora Italia are two Hood staff members whom students living in the Upper Valley and at Dartmouth will recognize for their front-facing roles in welcoming and guiding visits to the Hood Museum of Art. Jamie and Isadora’s work furthers the Hood’s vision to promote engaged learning and creative activity, encouraging students of all ages to develop fresh insights into the world around us.

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The museum opens in January, but the staff are settling in to new third-floor offices.

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Jami Powell will be the Hood's first associate curator of Native American art.

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Meredith Steinfels joined the Hood staff in January 2018 as the digital platforms specialist. Meredith was most recently the digital assets manager at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and also worked in collections information at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh.

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The Hood Museum of Art is honored to have been awarded a major grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to support the opening installation of North American art from the museum’s collection. This two-year grant of $280,000 will subsidize object conservation, the purchase of cases, pedestals, and state-of-the art lighting, and the hiring of temporary art handlers and a curatorial assistant for one year.

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