Opening in the winter of 2027, the Hood Museum will present Asian Art at Dartmouth, the first comprehensive exhibition drawn from its permanent Asian art collection. This expansive presentation features 191 objects displayed across four galleries and organized into four sequential rotations. The exhibition highlights works from Japan, Korea, China, India, the Himalayan regions, Thailand, and Cambodia. Class sessions will center on close observation and discussion of individual objects, expanding participants’ understanding of their historical, religious, and cultural contexts. The breadth of materials is considerable: stoneware and porcelain vessels and figurines; sculptural prayer wheels and metal armor; wooden and metal boxes; batik textiles; 19th-century sepia photographs; and paintings on silk, paper, and woodblock impressions. Attention will also be given to the technical and material aspects of these works, deepening engagement with the exhibition’s remarkable range.