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Videos: Sand Mandala at the Hood Museum of Art

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From January 19-22, 2011, monks from the Namgyal Monastery and Institute of Buddhist Studies created a sand mandala in the galleries of the Hood Museum of Art. Watch the process in these two videos. The first is an overview created with time-lapse photography; the other presents the sounds and the sights of the work in progress.

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New York Theatre Workshop Celebrates 35 Years at the Hop

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8/10/2026
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Artists-in-residence incubate and share new works with the Dartmouth community.
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Nona Hendryx and Lynn Nottage.
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And it is OK to have feelings of ambivalence around these issues and the difficult histories that led to this current moment.

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Jami Powell, curator of Indigenous art
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6/18/2026
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