In this week’s episode about paper, Courtney and Caroline explore how the different weights and types of paper impact the art that is made with them. Compare a Japanese print by famed artist Utagawa Hiroshige III to an American pastel sketch by Everett Shinn.
For the transcript of this episode and to see images of the works featured, click here: <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gy4bi06c1yiiqh8/AAAmqgvdmmt92hQ9jWEhPspZa?dl=0">https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gy4bi06c1yiiqh8/AAAmqgvdmmt92hQ9jWEhPspZa?dl=0</a>

Marble — A Rasp Is an Ancient Nail File

This podcast, hosted by Dartmouth students and Hood Museum of Art interns Caroline Cook ’21 and Courtney McKee ’21, traces the history of various materials used to make art through the ages and highlights works in the museum’s collection that you can see for yourself. Caroline and Courtney aren’t experts, but they’ll ask the questions you might have always wondered about. One thing’s for sure: the objects around you will never look quite the same again!