Blog Category: Intern Insights

  • Intern Insights

    Tango for Page Turning: Related Words

    Self-guided tour, one of MHCAM Journeys, developed for visitors in Summer 2017. Tour by Sylvie Mayer, Rhode Island School of Design ’18, Institute for Curatorial Practice Intern.

  • Intern Insights, Objects of Our Affection

    Small Wonder: A 16th-Century German Pomander

    Curatorial Intern Madeline Ketley ’17 recently catalogued materials from the Fellows Collection of Silver and Snuff Bottles, a gift to MHCAM in 1986 from Josephine Purtscher Fellows (Class of 1924). In the newest installment of the blog series Objects of Our Affection, Ketley reveals the history and allure of a tiny silver pomander from this collection. Read on to discover the secrets contained in this delicate 16th-century object.

  • Intern Insights, Teaching with Art

    Constructing Narratives from Vernacular Photographs

    Recent Mount Holyoke graduate Emma Kennedy ’16 reflects on her work with a collection of photographs gifted to MHCAM by Ann Zelle ’65. During her curatorial internship at the Museum, and in her research for a final paper, Kennedy contemplated the mysteries of these compelling vernacular images.

  • Intern Insights

    Death, Love, and Resurrection

    Self-guided tour, one of MHCAM Journeys, developed for visitors in Summer 2016. Tour by Naomi Romm, Hampshire College ’16, Institute for Curatorial Practice Intern.

  • Intern Insights

    In the Details

    Self-guided tour, one of MHCAM Journeys, developed for visitors in Summer 2016. Tour by Naomi Romm, Hampshire College ’16, Institute for Curatorial Practice Intern.