Tag #Dartmouth

We love chatting with #DartmouthAlumni about how their time at #Dartmouth impacted their career in the arts! Check out our interview with Anna Serotta '03, associate conservator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: https://bit.ly/3eYNMDt Photo by David Sastre

We are happy to announce that pre-registration for the 2021 regatta is now open on the classic Channel Regatta Website. We hope you are all looking forward to a...n exciting summer of sailing next year. We hope to see plenty of old friends, new faces ,beautiful boats and fantastic sailing. https://classic-channel-regatta.us6.list-manage.com//click . . #sailing #regatta #yacht #classicboat #traditionalboat #woodenboat #varnish #classicchannelregatta #yachtrace #dartmouth #paimpol #sthelier #bestofbretagne #sail #summer2021

Want a student's perspective on how YOU can enjoy public art at #Dartmouth right now? Read this article by Devon Mifflin '21: https://bit.ly/2SU3wxP

#TBT to the A Space for Dialogue installation Los Mojados: Migrant Bodies and Latinx Identities, curated by Armando Pulido ’19. On view in May and June 2019, the installation highlighted prints and photographs from the Hood Museum’s collection that speak to the complexities of US-Latinx experiences. As Armando writes in the exhibition brochure, the reclamation of the derogatory slur los mojados (used to describe undocumented Mexican migrants who enter the United States th...rough the Rio Grande) in the title is meant to give power to the immigrant narratives that are often pushed to the margins of society. Ranging from movements around migrant labor rights in the 1960s to the current Central American refugee crisis, the works addressed an array of cross-cultural issues through an exploration of the body and accessible media. Read more about Armando’s exhibition here: https://bit.ly/3drS1ao Curated by Hood senior interns, A Space for Dialogue installations showcase student perspectives on the museum’s permanent collection to engage in critical conversations and expand the curatorial voices at the museum. #HoodMuseum #Dartmouth #ArtsatDartmouth #LatinxHeritageMonth

The Hood Museum was proud to co-sponsor the second annual Indigenous Fashion Showcase a virtual event celebrating Indigenous culture and creative expression across Dartmouth’s Native American community. Emceed by Geo Neptune ’10, the event featured students modeling clothing and accessories crafted by Indigenous artists and a mask design competition. Read the story by Amar Scherzer '23 published in The Dartmouth: https://bit.ly/3phhY1K #HoodMuseum #ArtsatDartmouth #Dartmouth #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth