How does photography both shape and disrupt the notion of family? This is one of the questions confronted by the Hood Museum of Art's fall exhibition Visual Kinship, on view August 30 through November 29, 2025. It features lens-based works from the Hood Museum's collection, loans from Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, and a site-specific installation by artist Sim Chi Yin. Several of the works are newly acquired by the Hood and will be on view for the first time at the museum.
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![An instillation image of "[Un]Mapping" The room is painted purple and has art on the walls.](https://hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu/sites/hoodmuseum.prod/files/styles/dart_teaser/public/hoodmuseum/images/unmapping.png?itok=t0CYaiia "View of \"[Un]Mapping: Decolonial Cartographies of Place\" installed in Harteveldt Gallery. Photo by Rob Strong.")
