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Scenes from a Student Gallery Talk within Hung Liu: Living Memory

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March 5, 2024

Category: Photo Gallery

Tags: Bailes New, Brian Quinby, Elayna Lei, Eliza Henne, Madeleine Reinhard, Nicole Kagan

29 Images

March 5, 2024

Category: Photo Gallery

Tags: Bailes New, Brian Quinby, Elayna Lei, Eliza Henne, Madeleine Reinhard, Nicole Kagan

The student co-curators of Hung Liu: Living Memory. From left: Bailes New, Julia McHugh, Ruth Caccavale, Madeleine Reinhard, Nicole Kagan. Photo by Brian Quinby., all part of Duke’s Class of 2024: (from left) Eliza Henne, Elayna Lei, Nicole Kagan, Bailes New and Madeleine Reinhard. Photo by Brian Quinby.

Scenes from a Student Gallery Talk within Hung Liu: Living Memory. From left: Bailes New, Julia McHugh, Ruth Caccavale, Madeleine Reinhard, Nicole Kagan. Photo by Brian Quinby.
The exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory was created through the Curatorial Practicum: Development and Design course, taught by Ellen C. Raimond, Associate Curator of Academic Initiatives, in the Museum Theory & Practice Concentration. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Bailes New, Duke Class of 2024, is a co-curator of Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Eliza Henne, Duke Class of 2024, is a co-curator of Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Elayna Lei, Duke Class of 2024, is a co-curator of Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Nicole Kagan, Duke Class of 2024, is a co-curator of Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Madeleine Reinhard, Duke Class of 2024, is a co-curator of Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Student co-curators, all part of Duke’s Class of 2024: (from left) Eliza Henne, Elayna Lei, Nicole Kagan, Bailes New and Madeleine Reinhard. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Student gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory
Members of the Duke football team visit the gallery. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Five Duke undergraduate students lead a gallery talk on the exhibition they co-curated, Hung Liu: Living Memory, in the Incubator Gallery.
Five Duke undergraduate students lead a gallery talk on the exhibition they co-curated, Hung Liu: Living Memory, in the Incubator Gallery.
Five Duke undergraduate students lead a gallery talk on the exhibition they co-curated, Hung Liu: Living Memory, in the Incubator Gallery.
Student gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory
Duke Student co-curator Eliza Henne gives a gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Duke Student co-curator Nicole Kagan gives a gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Duke Student co-curator Bailes New gives a gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Duke Student co-curator Madeleine Reinhard gives a gallery talk in the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Football player Eli Pancol and student curators make a TikTok video. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Football player Eli Pancol and student curators make a TikTok video. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors enjoy a gallery talk about the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors enjoy a gallery talk about the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Duke Student co-curator Elayna Lei (left) poses with a friend in Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors explore the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors explore the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors explore the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors enjoy a gallery talk about the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Visitors enjoy a gallery talk about the exhibition Hung Liu: Living Memory. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Jennifer New and Bailes New. Photo by Brian Quinby.
Photos by Brian Quinby

Five Duke undergraduate students led a gallery talk on the exhibition they co-curated, Hung Liu: Living Memory, in the Incubator Gallery on February 29, 2024. The works, all from the museum’s collection, were a recent gift from the artist’s estate and are on view for the first time. This exhibition was created through the Curatorial Practicum: Exhibition Development and Design course in the Museum Theory & Practice Concentration, taught by Ellen C. Raimond, Associate Curator of Academic Initiatives at the Nasher Museum. Student co-curators: Eliza Henne, Nicole Kagan, Elayna Lei, Bailes New and Madeleine Reinhard.