Slow Curating

10/23/2023

So this is happening tomorrow, Oct 24. Join us! I'd love to see you! Register: https://pennwest-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIvcO-tqzIjEtAgktDJ2v82T97IrZcSZ-zN

08/25/2023

Quick reminder to all of you! Submit to be on this amazing panel discussing socially engaged practices in curating and teaching! Would love to see some exciting projects. You know you have them! Submit by August 30. Don't wait!
https://caa.confex.com/caa/2024/webprogrampreliminary/Session12769.html?fbclid=IwAR2J7jJ8P23ujxDG4M5cWWZtR9A9ZCHyF_PZl3DcsdaRg2lHsQ_e3c4MvAY

07/23/2022

“Biennials and museums are sites of power, after all; the curator is a gatekeeper.”

A powerful and relentlessly political exhibition takes on all the world’s crises — at the risk of conceptual overload.

03/15/2022

Poignant and important discussion in our field.

11/17/2021

https://www.museumnext.com/article/manchester-museum-begins-pilot-programme-to-train-staff-as-social-justice-researchers/?fbclid=IwAR11XIVixlnHVgYlibiScwwX6zKSgwH5c0jYyu7UarPPv_ev6NqRKNEFkrQ

In a drive to connect with its local community and address poverty Manchester Museum, part of the University of Manchester, has begun training 15 members...

11/17/2021

https://www.museumnext.com/article/why-2021-will-be-momentous-for-social-justice-in-museums/

If 2020 was a year that put social justice issues in the spotlight, 2021 will be a year for some landmark changes to remedy these issues - not least in museums.

11/05/2021

Curating Fast and Slow. Months ago delivered live. Now on youtube 👉👉https://youtu.be/3qDmv8Rct90 👈🏼👈🏼 thank you for your kind invitation, it was a great session with esteemed colleagues .lingwood .britta.hh

This is a recording of a live panel event that took place over Zoom Webinar on 7 April, 2021. It often feels as if the art world is working at an intense spe...

09/19/2021

I'm wildly excited about this new curatorial project with Anne Labovitz! There is a lovely publication to accompany the exhibit. Here is my essay from it.

In December 2020, the Washington Post asked readers to describe the tumultuous past year with one word. Relentless, lost, chaotic, surreal, and exhausting were some of the words offered. They also asked readers to say what they were hopeful for in 2021. Readers responded with “uniting the world,.....

08/15/2021

Just thrilled to have written a short essay for Artlines on Slow Curating in museums. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSXwTJKl7Pj/?utm_medium=copy_link

06/05/2021

I’m here at the Courthouse for my curator’s walk and talk about this fabulous new exhibition on the HCH archive. So excited.

03/15/2021

Su Legatt's 'Dish' project is amazing. Honored to have published this essay as part of this poignant initiative. "Entgrenzung / The Dissolution of Boundaries: Conviviality, Memory and Storytelling in Contemporary Art"

DISH: An Artistic Cook Book by Su Legatt Art. Food. Gathering. Sharing. The ritual of coming together to eat has long been a point of human connection. Communities are built and sustained physically, spiritually and psychologically through food. DISH, a socially engaged art project by Su Legatt refl...