Envisioning Curatorial Practice

An ongoing series featuring innovators in the curatorial field.

Envisioning Curatorial Practice carries on the Williams College legacy of supporting and developing leaders in the arts. The annual lecture series examines field-wide shifts by bringing curatorial innovators working in a range of forms and at a range of institutions to the Williams campus to share their perspectives and meet with students.

Co-presented by WCMA and the Graduate Program in Art History.

4/14/19

Experiments with Art and Brunch

A series of experimental interventions created by WCMA’s Agents for Creative Action cohort following a workshop with MCA Denver Director Adam Lerner.

4/13/19

Animating Museums: Creativity and Authenticity in the Art Museum

A talk by Adam Lerner of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.

4/12/18

Envisioning Curatorial Practice: Lumi Tan

Lumi Tan, Curator at The Kitchen

4/13/17

Alison Knowles, Song of Your Choice, 2016. Photo: Walker Art Center.

Envisioning Curatorial Practice: Sarah Schultz

Better Together: Curating as Socially-Engaged Practice
Sarah Schultz, independent curator and former Curator of Public Practice at the Walker Art Center

9/29/15

Envisioning Curatorial Practice: Forrest Nash

Forrest Nash, founder of Contemporary Art Daily

4/20/15

Envisioning Curatorial Practice: Cesar Garcia

Cesar Garcia, Founding Director and Chief Curator of the Mistake Room in Los Angeles

4/16/14

Envisioning Curatorial Practice: Darsie Alexander

A Conversation with Darsie Alexander, Chief Curator at the Walker Art Center