Stories & News

In 1934, in Siedlce, Poland, a group of young girls are studying for their Matura—the centralized state exams that would certify their high school graduation. 

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In The Witness, Mirta Kupferminc reverses the gaze of Nazi amateur photographer Walter Genewein, who took over six hundred 35mm color slides in the Lódz ghetto between 1940 and 1

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Marcelo Brodsky's La Clase begins with his own school picture of the first-year students, sixth division, of the Colegio Nacional Buenos Aires, in 1967.

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Jan Seidler Ramirez '73, the Founding Chief Curator and Executive Vice President of Collections at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, recently participated in the Hood's "The New Now: Art, Museums, and the Future" symposium. Hosted in celebration of Dartmouth's 250th anniversary and the reopening of the Hood, the symposium showcased alumni who have gone on to careers in museums through panel sessions and a reception. Learn more about Jan's career below.

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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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What have you been up to since you graduated from Dartmouth?

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Each year, the Hood Museum of Art offers internships to Dartmouth students entering their senior year. In addition to working within administrative departments, most interns organize a unique Space for Dialogue installation. Working with Hood staff, interns determine a theme and identify objects, help design the installation, write labels and a brochure, and deliver a public gallery talk.

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Alumni museum professionals meet Oct. 25-26 to discuss new directions in the field.

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The Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, is delighted to announce the appointment of four new members to the Hood Museum Board of Advisors for three-year terms: Bettina L. Decker, Class of 1992; Megan Fontanella (Remmelts), Class of 2004; Steven "Steve" S. Tseng, Class of 1995, Tuck School of Business Class of 2001; and Natalie B. Wilensky, Class of 1986. The museum relies on its board for counsel and support and looks forward to the contributions of this diverse and accomplished group.

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