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Mimi Hellman, Art History: Photographs as Material Objects
Published: April 21st 2009
"The purpose of this assignment is to provide an opportunity to study actual photographic prints, explore themes of special interest, and develop skills of critical thinking, research, collaboration, and speaking." See More
Filed Under: Audio
Sarah Goodwin, English: Creating a "Museum of Dilemmas"
Published: October 29th 2008
"Your final project will contribute to a Museum of Dilemmas, which we will create in real time and space as well as in a metaphorical space made of words. Like the artwork of Dario Robleto, your projects will be alloys, combining elements in representations that convey your own experience of one or... See More
Filed Under: Audio
Sue Bender, Anthropology: Reading Museums
Published: October 9th 2008
"Very broadly stated, our response is meant to make the museum visitor aware that, in addition to the western ideas about the heavens explored in A Very Liquid Heaven, cultures throughout the world have commonly observed and developed systems for making sense out of the heavens." See More
Filed Under: Audio
Terry Diggory, English: Relating the 'Allegory of the Cave' to the Museum
Published: October 9th 2008
"The art on exhibit is like the images projected on the walls of the cave; getting to the roof is like leaving the cave and coming into reality." See More
Filed Under: Audio
Published: September 27th 2008
"Alloy of Love" surveys ten years of work by Dario Robleto, from his first investigations of vintage record albums as embodiments of emotions to more recent explorations of the impact of war on the domestic sphere. See More
Filed Under: Audio, Traveling Exhibitions, Solo Exhibitions
Slideshow: "Dean Snyder: Almost Blue"
Published: May 17th 2008
View images from the exhibition featuring audio clips of the artist talking about his process. See More
Filed Under: Audio, Audio Slideshows
Molecules That Matter Podcast Blog
Published: September 8th 2007
A Podcast Blog presenting podcasts of personal stories and oral histories of molecules that shaped the Twentieth Century as featured in the Tang Museum exhibition "Molecules That Matter." See More
Filed Under: Audio, Interactive Features
"Molecules That Matter" Interview on WAMC
Published: September 8th 2007
Joe Donahue and Julia Taylor of WAMC Radio interview Tang Dayton Director John Weber and Class of 1962 Term Professor of Chemistry Raymond Giguere about the "Molecules That Matter" exhibit at the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery.
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Filed Under: Audio, Interactive Features, Talks + Readings