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Muna Brown ’23 Reflects on Her Work with Dread Scott

Student Research: Mapping Whistler’s Shopfronts

Painty of a figure walking through a snowy town at night.

Dread Scott: The Art of Liberation

Graphic with information about Art& Dread Scott.

Meet Our Fall 2021 Resident Fellows

Graphic of the two Residential Fellows, Fall 2021

2021–22 Research Fellows: Art of the American Southwest

A painting of a desert settlement with adobe buildings and mountains under a clear sky.

David Driskell and Maine

Abstract painting of a forest with shades of green and blue.

Dread Scott Named 2021–22 Senior Fellow

Lunder Institute Interns and Research Assistants Reflect on the Past Year

A group are seated in yellow chairs in a semi circle, holding up mircophones.

Inaugural Cohort of Resident Fellows Moves In

Composite image of four residential fellows.

Lunder Institute Resident Fellows First Cohort

Memorializing the Natural Environment: Maya Lin in conversation with Jessamine Batario, Danae Jacobson, and Chris Walker

Installation of an artwork made of glass marbles affixed to a white wall.

Reframing Modern Art of the American Southwest: Patricia Marroquin Norby in conversation with Jessica Horton

Thumbnail image of Lunder Institute Talks: Reframing Modern Art of the American Southwest.

Maine on the Map of Memory: Lunder-Buck Interns and <em>What Is Missing?</em>

Two students stand next to a white wall with Maya Lin's Pin City installation

Oral Histories in the Present Tense: Ben Gillespie, Liza Kirwin, and Wendy Red Star in conversation with Beth Finch

Thumbnail image of Beth Finch, Liza Kirwin, Ben Gillespie, and Wendy Red Star

Announcing the Lunder Institute Talks Series for Spring 2021

Installation of an artwork made of glass marbles affixed to a white wall.

CONVENING: Teaching with Primary Sources

In a photo taken from behind, two people closely look at a vintage postcard.

VISITING ARTIST: Daniel Minter

A man with glasses and a flat cap with a blurred street scene in the background.

Convening: Research Symposium: Art by African Americans

Abstract collage with painted elements and newspaper clippings, featuring an American flag and a face-like shape.

Staying Connected: Updates from the 2019–20 Research Fellows

Adrienne Childs (left) and Rebecca VanDiver (right) discuss David Driskell’s Of Thee I Weep during their visit to the Colby College Museum of Art in November of 2019.

Recapping Our Educator Evening with Maya Lin

Detail of Maya Lin: A River Is a Drawing, Installation at Hudson River Museum, 511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, NY, October 12, 2018–January 20, 2019.