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By Eva Fognell, Curator of the Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art At the end of a very busy & exciting week we fi... -
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By: Michelle L. Murdock, Curator of Exhibitions Even 17 years into my museum career, artifacts can still send shivers down my spine. Today... -
By Michelle Murdock, Curator of Exhibitions Are you thinking, “What is this?!” Or maybe you’re thinking, “Wait, where’s my phone?!” Yep, I ... -
By: Paul D'Ambrosio, Vice President and Chief Curator The following post is from my other blog, American Folk Art at Cooperstown . Enjoy... -
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