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    A screenshot of the Matterport 3D virtual tour of the exhibition "Form and Relation: Contemporary Native Ceramics".

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Explore Hood Museum Exhibitions through 3D Virtual Tours

February 20, 2021

In response to the COVID-19 crisis and the limitations it has placed upon sharing in-gallery experiences and materials with our audiences, the Hood Museum of Art is pleased to announce that it is now capturing physical gallery spaces with 3D Matterport™ imaging equipment and software. As of now, all who have been unable to visit the museum due to its closure during Dartmouth's COVID-19 campus restrictions can enjoy selected exhibitions from home.

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    "Fancy" basket with handle made by Wampanoag basket maker Emma Mitchell Safford (1847–1932) in the early twentieth century using ash and sweetgrass.

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On This Thanksgiving

November 25, 2020

This year, Thanksgiving looks different for people across the country. Many of us will be spending time away from our loved ones or having quieter and smaller gatherings than we normally would. For many Native Americans, Thanksgiving has always been a holiday that evokes feelings of ambiguity. Like many of our fellow Americans, we enjoy gathering with our families and communities.

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