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Past Exhibitions 2019

Hyde Cabinet #2: Rainbow Paradox

Patrick Hughes, untitled from the series The Domestic Life of the Rainbow, 1979, screen print, Tang Teaching Museum collection, gift of Marvin A. Sackner

Hyde Cabinet #2: Rainbow Paradox presents three screen prints from British-born artist Patrick Hughes’s 1979 series The Domestic Life of the Rainbow.

The Hyde Cabinet, named in honor of Megan Hyde, former Tang Educator for College and Public Programs and Curatorial Assistant (2008-2016), is an exhibition case curated by members of the Tang’s Student Advisory Council.

Hyde Cabinet #2: Rainbow Paradox is organized by Isabel Long ’21, E.B. Sciales ’19, and Maria Staack ’22.
Exhibition Name
Hyde Cabinet #2: Rainbow Paradox
Exhibition Type
Student Curated
Solo Exhibitions
Place
Hyde Cabinet
Dates
Feb 9, 2019 - May 2, 2019
Curators
Hyde Cabinet #2: Rainbow Paradox is organized by Isabel Long ’21, E.B. Sciales ’19, and Maria Staack ’22.
Artists
Patrick Hughes
Student Staff
E.B. Sciales
2018-19 Eleanor Linder Winter Endowed Intern, Exhibitions Assistant, Tang Guide, Student Advisory Council
Isabel Long
Student Advisory Council
A young darker skinned woman smiles at the camera with a building and trees in the background.
Maria Staack
Digital Media Intern, Student Advisory Council, past: Public Programming Intern, 2020-21 Meg Reitman Jacobs Endowed Intern, Digital Media Assistant, Tang Guide, Summer Volunteer
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Maria Staack
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