Stories & News

A New Look for the New Hood

John Stomberg, Virginia Rice Kelsey 1961s Director
Hood Quarterly, spring 2018

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Pentagram's Abbot Miller Discusses the Hood's Rebranding with Nils Nadeau, Hood Associate Director, Strategy and External Relations

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It is the first issue in the magazine’s 95-year history devoted to one photographer.

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Artist Jennifer Steinkamp's digital animation Judy Crook 9 introduces images of nature into architectural spaces in a manner that complicates the idea of inside and outside, and built versus natural environments. It takes the viewer through four seasons in one tree's life—repeated endlessly to simultaneously evoke the cyclical nature of life and the ideal of infinite existence. Steinkamp has been making works of digital art that honor her art teachers over the years.

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The Hood’s internship program is continuing throughout the museum’s closure.

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Careful selection of materials is crucial to getting the museum’s new façade exactly right. Architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien have gone to great lengths to find the perfect combination of bricks and mortar that will speak to the Hood’s immediate neighbors, traditional red-brick Wilson Hall and brick-and-glass modernist Hopkins Center.

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Hood Quarterly, winter 2018
John Stomberg, Virginia Rice Kelsey 1961s Director

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by Dartmouth's Office of Communications

The award will support a team to focus on Native American art.

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