New Curating: Justice, Museums, and the Power of the Grand Narrative

Three panelists engage in a conversation on innovative aspects and new ways of curating histories and art. Learn about exciting new initiatives and directions to diversify traditional displays in art galleries and museums. How has curating changed in recent years, and how have art galleries and museums with traditional curatorial roles focused on specific periods or arts and cultures responded? How can we reach audiences in a meaningful way to engage with objects and histories?

Led by Art History and Museum Professions Department Junior Joi Berry (’23) and supported through a Grant for a Black Futures sponsored by FIT project, this conversation builds upon the excitement and enthusiasm created by past exhibitions curated by Berry. View Berry’s Black Futures exhibition here. 

This event is part of FIT’s Black History Month activities. Find more at fitnyc.edu/blackhistory.

This virtual event is free and open to the public; REGISTER HERE.