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Symposium organizer
Conversations in Conservation
Conversations
Symposium organizer
Conversations in Conservation
Conversations in Conservation symposium
Blanton Museum of Art, Austin TX
April 25-26, 2016
A two-day event created and headed by Hannah in partnership with the Blanton's Prints and Drawings and European Paintings Department and Smithsonian paintings curator, Dr. Dawn Rogala.
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AA article
Contributor, American Art Journal
"Powering Portraiture"
AA article
Contributor, American Art Journal
"Powering Portraiture"
“Powering Portraiture: Francis Picabia’s 291 Mechanomorphs Revived”
American Art Journal, Fall 2015
Francis Picabia’s mechanomorphic portrait series from 1915 ranks among the French modern artist’s most important collaborations with his American colleagues. Published in the July–August 1915 issue of the avant-garde art journal 291, Picabia’s portraits depict the Alfred Stieglitz circle as mechanical devices waiting attentively for a source of power. This essay examines the role of the reader as one source...
VSA
Contributor
VSA Catalogue
VSA
Contributor
VSA Catalogue
The Kennedy Center's Very Special Arts Collection Catalogue
Hannah researched and wrote over 50 entries, roughly 1/3 of the catalogue, on the art and artists featured in the Very Special Arts' (VSA) visual art collection. The VSA advocates for, educates, and supports artists with mental and/or physical disabilities around the globe. Their collection reflects many of the artists with whom they have worked.
Look Both Ways
Founder & educator
Look Both Ways
Look Both Ways
Founder & educator
Look Both Ways
Look Both Ways Art & Art History Program
Atlanta, Georgia
Summer 2006
Look Both Ways served as a one-week art and art history course created for at-risk youth in Atlanta. Working in partnership with area non-profit organizations, Hannah designed and taught the course four times and fundraised to provide it free of charge. The program included over 50 junior high and high school students as well as a trip to the High Museum of Art for about 30 students. For many participants, this was their first visit to a museum.
Every Day
Curator
Every Day
Every Day
Curator
Every Day
Every Day exhibition
Stamp Union Gallery, University of Maryland, College Park
August-September 2005
Every Day featured the work of five local and national emerging artists. Hannah curated and created the installation design for this exhibition.