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Radical Acquisitions: Carving Spaces for Queer Undocumented Artists at the Hood Museum

Published June 14, 2022 by Hood Museum of Art

Radical Acquisitions: Carving Spaces for Queer Undocumented Artists at the Hood MuseumA person in their 20s standing behind a table with two prints made by a Mexican artist.

As a Mutual Learning Fellow in the Curatorial Department, one of the opportunities I have is to research and recommend acquisitions to the curatorial team. In keeping with the spirit of the fellowship—which encapsulates “learning by doing”—I dove right into…

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The 100th Student-Curated Exhibition: An Interview with Kensington Cochran

Published June 2, 2021 by Hood Museum of Art

The 100th Student-Curated Exhibition: An Interview with Kensington Cochran

Kensington Cochran ’20 was the Hood Museum of Art’s Conroy Intern during the 2019–20 academic year. She was a neuroscience major and art history minor who worked in programming with Hood Associate Curator of Education Neely McNulty. Kensington curated the…

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