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#CalBigGive is live! Show your support for the Hearst by donating or using the hashtag #HearstMuseum.
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Make a Gift: https://t.co/pbusAIEQch
On March 10th, we invite you to show your support for the Hearst Museum during the #CalBigGive, an annual online day of giving when you can show support for your favorite institutions through contests and social media shout-outs.
Learn more: https://t.co/R6yI5bvg09
This week, the Center for Japanese Studies at @UCBerkeley presents "Language, Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Landscapes of the Ainu," a three day online lecture series.
For more information, visit https://t.co/h5Ej6uSsPG
Check out these two #local museums with current exhibits featuring basketry and other works from the Hearst Museum's collections.
Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society - https://t.co/qc7SRfocz1
@deyoungmuseum - https://t.co/tftT9FOW0v
This Saturday, learn about Asafo flags, the militia insignia of the Fante in Ghana. Dr. Gus Casely-Hayford and Karun Thakar will discuss what the flags’ patterns reveal about the communities who made them and the performances in which they play a part. https://t.co/0ndBjT4BWw
While the Hearst Museum's gallery is closed, check out other Berkeley institutions like the @ucbgarden! Today, at this free virtual event, Professor Miguel N. Bugalho will speak about cork oak woodlands and human-shaped systems of conservation value. https://t.co/dG5QiA8nVj
🎂 It's our birthday! 120 years ago, Phoebe A. Hearst funded a museum she hoped would become dedicated to “the dissemination of knowledge among the many, giving the people of California every educational advantage.”
Learn: https://t.co/n7L5F9CA8k
Give: https://t.co/0TyTLh4qAn
Welcome to all new and returning @UCBerkeley students! The Hearst Museum offers free, virtual resources on a wide range of topics. Check out online exhibits, events, and more created by and for students at https://t.co/o892sy5hg1
#JulesTavernierElemPomo will be on view at The Met through November 28.
Can't see it in New York? The exhibition will be on view at the @deyoungmuseum from December 18 – April 17, 2022.
https://t.co/u390eTlyXH
Jules Tavernier and the Elem Pomo opens this week at the @metmuseum. Featuring collections from the Hearst, this exhibit explores the intercultural exchange between artist Jules Tavernier and the Indigenous Pomo community of Elem at Clear Lake, California. https://t.co/bPJmIY6pfL
For thirty years, the Oakland-based, self-taught quilter Alice Beasley has spoken out on issues and events that are meaningful to her through her figurative appliqué quilts. Join the @TextileArtsSF on August 15th at 1:30PM for en event exploring her work. https://t.co/szJdRKWezw
The exhibit "Cloth that Stretches: Weaving Community Across Time & Space" demonstrates the power of textiles -- to revive old traditions, bring innovations, and fuse cultural connections.
Visit: https://t.co/6SLoYzq4Xs
Watch: https://t.co/V8r8LJUCXZ
Dive into the @HearstMuseum's history with #UCBerkeley gradudate students Ataya Cesspooch and Sierra Edd as they discuss their work on the most recent episode of the Indigenous United Podcast.
📅Wed, July 22 @ 11am PT; hosted on Zoom.
https://t.co/adWnwzwNI8
On July 22nd at 11AM PT, join @UCBerkeley graduate students Ataya Cesspooch and Sierra Edd, who will discuss their work on the Indigenous United Podcast and reflect on their most recent episode focused on the history of the Hearst Museum. https://t.co/7DaRBw81b8
Attend this free event on June 24th! Professor Elizabeth Hoover and PhD candidate Jesús Nazario will discuss their research and experience working with Indigenous communities and food. @HearstMuseum@UCBerkeley
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On June 24th, @UCBerkeley's Elizabeth Hoover & Jesús Nazario will discuss their experiences working with Indigenous communities & food. This free event is part of a series focused on the history/future of the Hearst's relationships with Native communities. https://t.co/ghgqVaEret
Cafe Ohlone is officially reopening! ‘ammamak ‘oyyo hemmen rooket— we’ll dine together again soon—see you all in November for Cafe Ohlone at UC Berkeley!