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program in museums and society

Wooden string instrument detail

Exhibition

Exploring Homewood's untold history

Published May 16, 2018

Multiyear research project examines the stories of the slaves who lived and worked at the property that would become Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus

black and white photo of rhinoceros

Life lessons from rhinos

Published Summer 2017

A museum program pairs up with the Maryland Zoo, challenging students to create promo materials that educate and fascinate local school kids / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Exhibit

Art off the shelf

Published March 8, 2017

Hopkins undergrads organize artists' book exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art

Unlocking the secrets of ancient Greek pottery

Published May-June 2015

Students collaborate with expert ceramics artists to recreate the iconic red-figure kylixes / Gazette

Greek life

Iconic pottery, recreated

Published May 7, 2015

Students collaborate with expert ceramics artists to recreate the iconic red-figure kylix

Clay sneaker in art exhibition

Surreal sneakers

Mass production meets modern art

Published March 20, 2015

JHU senior curates French artist Thomas Teurlai's solo U.S. debut, 'Foot Locker'

Humanities

Illuminated touch

Published Spring 2014

In her debut book, alum and faculty member Jennifer Kingsley explores the art of the Bernward Gospels. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Ishak Pasha Fortress

Curators-in-training

Published Aug 2013

Students in the Program in Museums and Society put their new knowledge to work / Gazette

Please touch

Published Feb 7, 2013

Student-curated exhibit at Homewood invites visitors to interact with objects in the name of science