MoNA Moments

This episode of MoNA Moments is connected to the exhibition, “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls: Honoring Our Stolen Sisters”, on view in the Outside In Gallery at the Museum of Northwest Art from October 22, 2022 to February 5, 2023. Curated by Pat Paul and Candice Wilson, this exhibition was created to remember, honor and bring awareness to the thousands of Native women and girls who go missing or are murdered each year. This podcast and the artwork in the exhibition represent many tribes in Washington, Alaska and British Columbia, Canada. In this episode of MoNA Moments, you will hear Rena Priest, member of the Lummi Nation and the incumbent Washington State Poet Laureate, share a poem and story excerpt in connection with the topic of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. Thank you for listening to this MoNA Moment.

In this episode of MoNA Moments, you will hear interviews conducted by the co-curators of the current exhibition featured in MoNA's OutsideIn Gallery. This interview is with artist barry johnson. The exhibition Standing, Still was co-curated by Danielle New and Hanna Corneliussen, emerging museum professionals and students at the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program. Standing, Still uses the documented link between storytelling and empathy to promote mutual understanding and compassion for others. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speaker/contributor, and not necessarily to the Museum of Northwest Art or another group or individual.

In this episode of MoNA Moments you will hear an interview conducted by the co-curators of the current exhibition featured in MoNA's OutsideIn Gallery. This interview is with artist Miggie Wong. The exhibition Standing, Still was co-curated by Danielle New and Hanna Corneliussen, emerging museum professionals and students at the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program. Standing, Still uses the documented link between storytelling and empathy to promote mutual understanding and compassion for others. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speaker/contributor, and not necessarily to the Museum of Northwest Art or another group or individual.

In this episode of MoNA Moments, you will hear an interview conducted by the co-curators of the current exhibition featured in MoNA's OutsideIn Gallery. This interview is with artist Lorena Krause. The exhibition Standing, Still was co-curated by Danielle New and Hanna Corneliussen, emerging museum professionals and students at the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program. Standing, Still uses the documented link between storytelling and empathy to promote mutual understanding and compassion for others. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speaker/contributor, and not necessarily to the Museum of Northwest Art or another group or individual.

In this episode of MoNA Moments, you will hear an interview conducted by the co-curators of the current exhibition featured in MoNA's OutsideIn Gallery. This interview is with artist Lynn Whitford. The exhibition Standing, Still was co-curated by Danielle New and Hanna Corneliussen, emerging museum professionals and students at the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program. Standing, Still uses the documented link between storytelling and empathy to promote mutual understanding and compassion for others. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speaker/contributor, and not necessarily to the Museum of Northwest Art or another group or individual.

In this episode of MoNA Moments, you will hear an interview conducted by the co-curators of the current exhibition featured in MoNA's OutsideIn Gallery. This interview is with artist Dawn Laurant. The exhibition Standing, Still was co-curated by Danielle New and Hanna Corneliussen, emerging museum professionals and students at the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program. Standing, Still uses the documented link between storytelling and empathy to promote mutual understanding and compassion for others. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speaker/contributor, and not necessarily to the Museum of Northwest Art or another group or individual.

On Saturday, January 25th, 2020, MoNA hosted guest curator, Kathleen Moles, to speak at the exhibition opening of Especially Special: A Celebration of Betty Black and her Collection of Art.