Authors
Current Authors
Amanda Blake Kerry Butcher Sarah Coffey Amy Copeland
Grace Diepenbrock Madeleine Fitzgerald Jessica Fuentes Andrea Goins
Leah Hanson Angela Medrano Lindsay O’Connor Andi Orkin
Jennifer Sheppard Jessica Thompson Marta Torres Emily Wiskera
Former Authors
Amanda Batson JC Bigornia Liz Bola Ashley Bruckbauer Hannah Burney
Karen Colbert Amy Elms Nicole Stutzman Forbes Melissa Gonzales Eliel Jones
Shannon Karol Jessica Kennedy Molly Kysar Loryn Leonard Paulina Lopez
Jenny Marvel Hayley Prihoda Josh Rose Danielle Schulz Whitney Sirois
Alex Vargo Amy Wolf Pilar Wong Amelia Wood Holly York
Current Authors
Interim Director of Education
Head of Family, Access, and School Experiences
(At the DMA since 2006)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I oversee all the teaching that takes place in the Museum and work with a fantastic team to implement programs for families, visitors with special needs, students, and teachers. I am passionate about creating inclusive educational experiences for all visitors and love getting to know each and every one.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- My dog, George Costanza, and I love spending time together and enjoy going swimming, participating in therapy dog visits, and practicing agility.
- I have a large collection of gnomes, kissing animals, and teacups that say ‘Think of Me.’
- I love learning about different types of plants and can easily spend an entire afternoon digging in my garden.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Mink and Mannequin, Reginald Marsh, 1940
- Odalisque (Hey, Hey Frankenthaler), Lynda Benglis, 1969
- Untitled (Perfect Lovers), Félix González-Torres, 1987-1990
Three things on my desk…
- Piles of papers and folders
- A photo of my husband and dog
- A paw print painting created by my dog and me
A Haiku about me…
Up and down the stairs
Searching for a work of art
Found—mission complete
Center for Creative Connections Coordinator
(At the DMA since 2016)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…You’ll find me bouncing all around C3 to make sure everything is running smoothly and efficiently. I help plan C3 gallery and Pop-Up Art Spot activities, replenish supplies for the Art Spot, oversee logistics and statistics, help manage volunteers and beyond!
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I’ve been standing at 6’1” tall since 6th grade.
- I have an Instagram account that collects photos of bizarre objects people set up in their bathrooms (and I make zines about it, too).
- I’m an avid collector of mailed postcards: I have over 120 sent to me from friends on their travels all over the world.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Interventions: Blue Mattress in Tire, William Lamson, 2008
- Hartford, Philip-Lorca Dicorcia, 1979
- Scene of Three Murders, Julie Bozzi, 1989
Three things on my desk…
- A succulent in a baby blue pot
- A birthday card with my head photo-shopped onto a lizard’s body
- Entirely too many Post-It notes
A Haiku about me…
tall girl who works here
don’t be intimidated
I’ll coordinate
Education Coordinator
(At the DMA since 2010)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I help the Education Division in any way I am needed, from keeping stats to strategizing emails to pitching in on special projects. I also coordinate our McDermott Internship Program, organizing and planning to ensure the interns’ time with us is well spent.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I may have been British in a prior life, because I love England, the British Royal Family, and especially the Tudor period.
- I have a slight obsession with shoes and used them as a theme for my wedding, complete with a realistic sneaker cake.
- I have visited the sites of two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus and the Colossus of Rhodes. I hope to visit the rest someday!
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Cocktail Shaker, International Silver Company, 1928
- Grey Blue & Black-Pink Circle, Georgia O’Keeffe, 1929
- Watch, Gerald Murphy, 1925
Three things on my desk…
- A small blue clay elephant made by one of my fellow McDermott Interns during the last week of our internship
- A British flag centerpiece from my bridal shower—it was Royal Wedding themed!
- A Doggie Gaga mini dog (with bacon footwear) from the January 2012 Late Night studio creations
A Haiku about me…
Traveling, learning
History is all around
Museums, my guide
Amy CopelandManager of Go van Gogh and Community Teaching
(At the DMA since 2005)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I coordinate Go van Gogh outreach in its many incarnations—the elementary school program, summer library and rec center outreach, and community festival participation. I do everything from scheduling programs and prepping supplies to developing curricula and training volunteers. I most relish the teaching that is part of my job.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I love word games—Scrabble, especially.
- My first museum job was in a science & history museum. I worked with students in a hands-on lab, where I learned fun things like how to make ice cream using liquid nitrogen. (It’s easier than you think!)
- I’m a huge basketball enthusiast and often dream of doing color commentary for NBA games on ESPN.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Untitled, Clyfford Still, 1964
- Un ballo in maschera, Yinka Shonibare, MBE, 2004
- Jokla Series, Olafur Eliasson, 2004
Three things on my desk…
- Dirk Nowitski bobble-head made for me by a colleague
- More Post-Its than I will ever need
- Large-ish, student-made sculpture of a tube of toothpaste. It was in my office when I started at the Museum and now I can’t part with it! It reminds me of a Claes Oldenburg soft sculpture, which I love.
A Haiku about me…
Six feet tall, teaching
All around Dallas, I drive
Go van Gogh van, go
McDermott Intern for Family and Access Teaching
(At the DMA since 2016)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I teach humans of all varieties, from kiddos up to grandparents. I also help prep and lead workshops, gallery tours, and other educational programs at the DMA.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I have a bicycle named Jennifer. We are very close friends.
- I’m learning to play the ukulele.
- I’ve been stung by the most poisonous breed of jellyfish.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Window with Starfish (“Spring”) and Window with Sea Anemone (“Summer”), Louis Comfort Tiffany, c. 1885-1895
- Phil/Fingerprint, Chuck Close, 1981
- Jim Smalley, Fisherman, Andrew Wyeth, 1937
Three things on my desk…
- A mug with a Corgi on it
- A photo of my 1-year-old niece Adelaide
- A stress toy shaped like a garden gnome
A Haiku about me…
Quiet but goofy
Usually scribbling
Smiles are powerful
Audience Relations Coordinator for Programming
(At the DMA since 2013)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I do a lot of odd jobs for every team in the Education department. I schedule all school visits to the Museum and Go van Gogh trips throughout Dallas. I also help plan Arts & Letters Live events and manage ticketing for all Education events.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I love gardening, but because I live in a tiny apartment, I grow lots of herbs in windowsills!
- I’ve worked in lots of different museum departments around the state: collections, museum store, education, and special events.
- I’ve always wanted to be Internet famous, and this blog is getting me one step closer to my dream!
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Untitled, Clyfford Still, 1964
- Ivy in Flower, Henri Matisse, 1953
- Devil at the Keyboard, Willem de Kooning, 1976
Three things on my desk…
- Lots of folders! I’m a folder fanatic.
- Postcards from past exhibitions
- Erasers shaped like sushi
A Haiku about me…
Surrounded by friends
In my cubicle I sit
Planning with art! Fun
Manager of Gallery Interpretation and C3
(At the DMA since 2012)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…My job involves researching future artworks to be housed in the Center for Creative Connections and developing interactives to be installed with those works of art. I also plan the Late Night Art Bytes program, which allows me to bring together my passions for art and technology.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I have an amazing daughter and we enjoy collaborating on artworks and research.
- I love to travel. My favorite country that I have visited is Uruguay and I would love to go back and live there some day.
- I am a photographer. When I’m not creating photographic works of art, I am documenting my life through photos.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Phase of Nothingness – Water, Nobuo Sekine, 1969/2005/2012
- Watch, Gerald Murphy, 1925
- A213 Symik, Jackie Ferrara, 1980
Three things on my desk…
- Art created by my daughter
- A coffee mug (tea for me) with “A Brief History of Art,” ranging from 15000 BCE – 2000
- A small pair of 3D glasses
A Haiku about me…
Artist, teacher, mom,
I am not three, I am one:
creative expert
Head of Interpretation
(At the DMA since 2012)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I work closely with colleagues in the education, exhibitions, and curatorial departments, to develop content about exhibitions and works of art in our collection. I write online teaching materials, create smARTphone tour stops, and edit wall text. I am constantly reading, researching, and learning new things!
Three things about me but not about my work…
- If I wasn’t a museum educator, I would be an aspiring country music singer (even though I cannot hold a tune or play the guitar.)
- My dog Artemisia Gentileschi (Artie) is named after the Baroque painter.
- I was a vegetarian for almost twenty years, until I realized how much I loved bacon.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Genesis, the Gift of Life, Miguel Covarrubias, 1954
- One and Three Chairs (Ety.), Joseph Kosuth, 1965
- Four Wooden Sculptures (Vier Holzplastiken) (recto)/ Ice Skater (Schlittschuhläufer) (verso), Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1912
Three things on my desk…
- My planner
- A yellow ceramic duck
- A yoga frog lamp, Namaste!
A Haiku about me…
Child Andi dreamed of
Living under museum’s stairs
Art all around me
Manager of Family and Early Learning Programs
(At the DMA since 2008)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…Most days, you are likely to find me sitting on the floor in the museum galleries surrounded by toddlers and preschoolers. I play many games of “I Spy” with works of art, read pictures books, and have even made chocolate play dough, all to help young children discover art.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- My trusty sewing machine and I spend lots of quality time together—I love making aprons, quilts, and bags.
- I was once an extra on an episode of The West Wing.
- I can still sing the song I learned in 5th grade to memorize the preamble to the United States Constitution.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Ivy in Flower, Henri Matisse, 1953
- The outside of inside, Olafur Eliasson, 2008
- Window with Starfish (“Spring”) and Window with Sea Anemone (“Summer”), Louis Comfort Tiffany, c. 1885-1895
Three things on my desk…
- A mason jar of buttons
- A pile of children’s books
- A drawing of Arturo made by one of my little friends
A Haiku about me…
Criss-cross applesauce
Eyes on me and list’ning ears
I’ve got {preschool} game
McDermott Intern for Gallery and Community Teaching
(At the DMA since 2016)
Me and My Job in 50 words or less…I lead classroom experiences for K-6th grade through the Go van Gogh school outreach program and lead regular tours for students and adult visitors! I am passionate about making humans from all backgrounds and experiences feel at home in the art museum world through educational programming.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I studied American Sign Language in high school and still adore it.
- Handwritten postcards make my heart smile.
- During the summer, fall is my favorite season. During the winter, summer is my favorite season.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Shiva Nataraja, India, 11th century
- Eye-dazzler blanket, Navajo, c. 1890
- Vanderbilt Console, Herter Brothers (American), c. 1881-1882
Three things on my desk…
- A mason jar, often filled with hot tea or coffee
- A small clay statue I lovingly named Alfred–rub his belly and he’ll give you good luck!
- My beloved Camelback water bottle
A Haiku about me…
With me hope does live
As do questions and wonder
Life, I do explore
Volunteer Coordinator for Programming
(At the DMA since June 2016)
Me and My Job in 50 words or less…I interview, schedule and train volunteers for areas within the Museum’s Education Division including the Center for Creative Connections, Go van Gogh, and Arts & Letters Live. I also maintain the volunteer database containing all volunteer records and assist with other programming as needed.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- My first real job was working at Epcot at Walt Disney World and I love to go back and visit when I get the chance.
- I decided I wanted to become a museum professional after visiting the Natural History Museum in London.
- Besides museums, my other great loves are film and television.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Window with Starfish (“Spring”) and Window with Sea Anemone (“Summer”), Louis Comfort Tiffany, c. 1885-1895
- “Airline” armchair, Karl Emmanuel Martin (Kem) Weber, c. 1934-1935
- Celestial Centerpiece, Robert J. King, 1964
Three things on my desk…
- 100+ gel pens
- A Piglet Tsum Tsum mug
- My handy color coded day planner
A Haiku about me…
I like volunteers
Volunteers are awesome, yay
Thank you, volunteers
Manager of Docent and Teacher Programs
(At the DMA since 2015)
Me and My Job in 50 words or less…I coordinate docent training and teacher programs, developing training and touring strategies for teaching in the galleries. I believe in the power of art and design to create a deeper understanding of our world, and I am eager to help Museum audiences make meaningful connections with visual culture.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I love cooking and hosting dinner parties for friends and family. My go-to is coq au vin.
- I adopted my dog, Hattie, shortly after moving to Dallas. We love exploring dog-friendly places in the city.
- I make a point to travel to at least one new place each year.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Vishnu as Varaha, India, 10th century
- Nuns at Manzanillo, Leonora Carrington, 1954
- Magical object: wrapped horse’s head, Sumatra (Batak people), n.d.
Three things on my desk…
- A stripy ceramic mug made by an artist friend in New Orleans
- Stashes of dates and almonds to snack on
- A votive painting purchased in Coyoacán after falling in love with Frida Kahlo’s collection at the Blue House
A Haiku about me…
Stop and really look
Objects will whisper to you
Time and space collapse
Teaching Specialist
(At the DMA since 2016 + 2014-2015)
Me and My Job in 50 words or less…I support and help teach nearly every program we offer for families, early learners, students, teachers, and visitors with special needs, whether I’m organizing art projects in the studio, visiting schools in the Go van Gogh van, leading groups in the galleries, or managing summer camps.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I studied Kung fu for nine years, starting when I was eight years old.
- I love learning languages! I started learning Hebrew when I was five, Spanish when I was in high school, and am trying to learn some French.
- I think terrible jokes are the best kind of jokes. Hey, what do you get when you cross a joke and a rhetorical question?
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- The Halberdier, Ferdinand Hodler, 1895
- Bouquet of Flowers in a Blue Porcelain Vase, Anne Vallayer-Coster, 1776
- Elephant-head necklace, Greece, 2nd century B.C.E.
Three things on my desk…
- Lucky squirrel foot from one of our Meaningful Moments regulars, John
- Lots and lots (and lots and lots) of scrap paper–you never know when you’ll need some
- A sun catcher from the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York
A Haiku about me…
Recipe today:
Teach, trade puns, repeat – I stay
Happy and busy!
Manager of Teen Programs
(At the DMA since 2015)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I oversee all programming related to teens and young adults, which involves teaching teen workshops, managing our teen leadership programs, and working with community partners to give this amazing audience a voice in the Museum. Working with future artists and innovators is the best part of my job.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I’m a paper artist, and I like to make flower crowns out of sculpted card stock.
- In another life, I’d be a film or food critic–my two great loves outside of art!
- When I saw Cinderella’s Castle at Disney World for the first time, I started tearing up. I was 18 years old.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- and still this, Jim Hodges, 2005-2008
- Pergamon Museum I, Berlin, Thomas Struth, 2001
- Semiramis, William Wetmore Story, 1872-1873
Three things on my desk…
- My trusty Honey Bunny coffee mug (be cool!)
- An abundance of Post-It notes
- A postcard of the Baptistery of Pisa, the building I wrote my thesis about
A Haiku about me…
Five foot one, petite
Yes, i work with teenagers
No, i am not one
McDermott Graduate Intern for Visitor Engagement
(At the DMA since 2016)
Me and My Job in 50 words or less…I’m everywhere—I help develop programming, interactive displays and art-making activities for people of all ages. I enjoy engaging visitors both on-site and off-site, focusing on the Museum’s Center for Creative Connections and the community.
Three things about me but not about my work…
- My middle name is Maria.
- I am known to get lost in books–I can read a 500 page book in one day!
- I love to act, sing and dance.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Semiramis , William Wetmore Story, designed 1872, carved 1873
- “Aztec” tête-à-tête coffee set, John T. Curran, designed c. 1897
- Nature or Abundance, Léon Frédéric, 1897
Three things on my desk…
- Wonder woman figurine
- La Tour Eiffel
- A picture of my parents and siblings
A Haiku about me…
El pelo rizo
Segura de si misma
Sonrisa lista
Manager of Access Programs
(At the DMA since 2015)
Me and my job in 50 words or less…I help plan and teach the various educational programs at the Museum for visitors with special needs. I am barely ever at my desk, but you are likely to find me in the galleries amidst a flock of energetic children or covered in paint in the studio!
Three things about me but not about my work…
- I always carry googly eyes, should the need arise.
- I have dressed up as a character from a Wes Anderson movie for the past four Halloweens.
- I’m an avid letter writer.
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Untitled (Perfect Lovers), Félix González-Torres, 1987-1990
- Persian Letters, René Magritte, 1958
- Skyway, Robert Rauschenberg, 1964
Three things on my desk…
- A knitted pigeon (who dresses up for the holidays)
- Pen pal society stationary
- A detective hat and magnifying glass…just in case there are any mysteries afoot at the Museum
A Haiku about me…
Turn soft and lovely
Any time you have a chance
Make mischief daily
Former Authors
C3 Program Coordinator, 2012-2014
Three favoritee works in the DMA…
- Dorothy, John Singer Sargent, 1900
- Orange, Red and Red, Mark Rothko, 1962
- Dancing on the Water Lilies of Life, John Alexander, 1988
C3 Program Manager, 1999-2015
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Untitled (big/small figure), Tom Friedman, 2004
- Untitled #21, Karel Funk, 2006
- Murnau, Burggrabenstrasse 1, 1908, Wassily Kandinsky, 1908
McDermott Graduate Intern for Gallery and Community Teaching, 2014-2015
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Sarah Sherburne Langdon, John Singleton Copley, 1767
- Eastport, and Passamaquoddy Bay (View of Hudson Valley), Thomas Chambers, 1840-60
- Three Men Walking, Alberto Giacometti, 1948-49
McDermott Intern for Programs and Resources for Teachers, 2010-2011
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Along the Seine, Winter, Childe Hassam, 1887
- Portrait of Isabelle Lemonnier, Édouard Manet, 1879
- Farm Near Duivendrecht, in the Evening, Piet Mondrian, c. 1916 (Reprise of a compositional Series from 1905-1908)
Community Teaching Programs Assistant, 2011-2012
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Shiva Nataraja, India, 11th century
- Portrait of a Young Woman, Amedeo Modigliani, 1916-1919
- Seasickness at the Bal, on Board an English Corvette (Le mal de mer, au bal, abord d’une corvette Anglaise), Francois-Auguste Biard, 1860s
McDermott Intern for Teaching Programs, 2010-2011
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Anna Cooper Lawrence, Annette Lawrence, 1997
- Soul Three, Romare Bearden, 1968
- Sleepy Baby, Mary Cassatt, 1910
McDermott Intern for Visitor Engagement, 2013-2014
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Art Beauty Shoppe, Isaac Soyer, 1934
- Genesis, the Gift of Life, Miguel Covarrubias, 1954
- The Icebergs, Frederic Edwin Church, 1861
Chair of Learning Initiatives and the Dallas Museum of Art League Director of Education, 1999-2015
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Electrolux “Model 30” Vacuum Cleaner, Lurelle Guild for Electrolux Corporation, designed 1937
- Wall panel with figure of a slain shaman, Indonesia (Mentawai Islands), c. 1900
- Untitled, Clyfford Still, 1964
C3 Gallery Manager, 2002-2015 + 1998-1999
Three favorite works in the DMA… Do I have to choose?
- The world won’t listen, a video installation by Phil Collins, 2007
- Ugolino and His Sons, Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, 1860 (cast in 1871)
- Untitled (big/small figure), Tom Friedman, 2004
McDermott Intern for Visitor Engagement, 2014-2015
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- the world won’t listen, Phil Collins, 2007
- Youth, Nic Nicosia, 1986
- One and three chairs, Joseph Kosuth, 1965
Manager of Docent and Teacher Programs, 2007-2013
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Art Beauty Shoppe, Isaac Soyer, 1934
- Cathedral, Jackson Pollock, 1947
- Helmet Mask (mukenga), Kuba people, Democratic Republic of the Congo, mid 20th century
McDermott Intern for Gallery Teaching, 2011-2012
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Celestial Centerpiece, Robert J. King, designer; Albert G. Roy, maker; International Silver Company, manufacturer; 1964
- Ice Cream Hatchet, Gorham Manufacturing Company, c. 1880
- Watch, Gerald Murphy, 1925
Head of Teaching Programs, 2000-2010
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- The Countess of Montsoreau and her Sister as Diana and an Attendant, Nicolas de Largillière, c.1710-14, the Rosenberg Collection
- Martelé dressing table and stool, William C. Codman for Gorham Manufacturing Company, 1899
- Vishnu as Varaha, India, 10th century
Coordinator of Museum Visits, 2011-2012
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- That Gentleman, Andrew Wyeth, c.1960
- Two-handled Dish and Spoon, Charles R. Ashbee, c.1901-1906
- Chest of Drawers, Japan, c. 1600
McDermott Graduate Intern for Visitor Engagement, 2015-2016
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Phase of Nothingness – Cloth and Stone, Nobuo Sekine, 1970/1994
- Place du Théâtre Français: Fog Effect, Camille Pissarro, 1897
- Mosaic Mask (Iced Out), Nathan Mabry, 2013
Manager of Programs and Resources for Teachers, 2002-2011
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Drought Stricken Area, Alexandre Hogue, 1934
- The Icebergs, Frederic Edwin Church, 1861
- Tennessee Stone Ring, Richard Long, 1984
McDermott Intern for Gallery and Community Teaching, 2013-2014
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Christ and His Mother Studying the Scriptures, Henry Ossawa Tanner, 1909
- Skyway, Robert Rauschenberg, 1963
- The First Thorns of Knowledge (Les premieres epines de la science), Hugues Merle, 1864
Manager of Docent and Teacher Programs, 2014-2015 & 2004-2008
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Outside the Print-Seller’s Shop, Honoré Daumier, c. 1860-63
- Untitled (Perfect Lovers), Félix Gonzélez-Torres, 1987-90
- The Crossing, Bill Viola, 1996
Teaching Specialist, 2012-2015
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- That Gentleman, Andrew Wyeth, 1960
- Pair of Lokapalas (Heavenly Guardians), Chinese Tang dynasty, c. 700-750
- Untitled (Toothpicks), Tara Donovan, 2004
McDermott Graduate Intern for Gallery and Community Teaching, 2015-2016
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Bather with Cigarette, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, 1924
- Traction leg splint, Charles Eames, designed c. 1941
- Le Divan Japonais, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1893
McDermott Intern for Gallery Teaching, 2012-2013
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Seated Figure on Square Steps, Henry Moore, 1980 (and the other Henry Moore maquettes)
- Phase of Nothingness – Water, Nobuo Sekine, 1969/2005/2012
- Whistling Boy, Frank Duveneck, c. 1870s
Coordinator of Gallery Teaching, 2009-2011
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Along the Seine, Winter, Childe Hassam, 1887
- Aria after the Ballet, Edgar Degas, 1879
- Cabinet on stand, Pierre Gole, 1660-1680
McDermott Intern for Community Teaching, 2012-2013
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Bougival, Maurice de Vlaminck, c. 1905
- Bathers, John Marin, 1932
- Pamet Road, Wellfleet, Hans Hofmann, 1963
McDermott Intern for Family and Access Teaching, 2013-2014
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Orange, Red and Red, Mark Rothko, 1962
- Skyway, Robert Rauschenberg, 1964
- Helmet Mask (mukenga), Kuba people, Democratic Republic of the Congo, mid 20th century
McDermott Intern for Family Experiences, 2013
Three favorite works in the DMA…
- Untitled (Yellow Table on Green), Hans Hoffman, 1936
- Bougival, Maurice de Vlaminck, c. 1905
- Window with Starfish (“Spring”) and Window with Sea Anemone (“Summer”), Louis Comfort Tiffany, c. 1885-1895
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