Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
The Nasher has accepted 27 pieces, including this falui mask. A Wolof ngoni (guitar) was displayed as part of the Cosmic Rhythm Vibrations exhibit. See:
• Hodges’ items accepted by the Nasher: Photos | Nasher’s online catalog

Ackland Art Museum at UNC-Chapel Hill
The Ackland has accepted nine artworks. Reggie is a member of both the museum’s National Advisory Board and the Collections Committee so we’re confident that the Ackland’s African Art collection will expand.
• Hodges’ items accepted by the Ackland
• Descriptions

Ackland Museum Store
In conjunction with the Ackland’s 2022 exhibit “Peace, Power & Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa,” we’ve donated a number of metal artworks from our collection for the museum store to sell, with proceeds to benefit the museum.
• African metal art in the Hodges Collection

University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA)
UMMA has accepted three artworks from our collection. They will be kept on the UM campus, where John F Kennedy first spoke of his idea of the Peace Corps while addressing an enthusiastic student audience – at 2:00 AM on October 14, 1960. See:
• Hodges’ items accepted by UMMA
• Descriptions
• JFK Plaque at U of M
• JFK Medallion at U of M

The Wellington B. Gray Gallery at East Carolina University (ECU)

ECU recently accepted 120 artworks. A public exhibit is planned for September 2023.

See the items