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Can the Various Isms of the Arts and Higher Education in the Arts World Ever Be Dismantled?

Can the Various Isms of the Arts and Higher Education in the Arts World Ever Be Dismantled?

Update: 2021-10-27
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In this episode of the Questioning Everything podcast, my guests, Celeste Cruz Carandang, Joe Sherren, and Mallory Ruymann discuss efforts to dismantle the many isms (i.e., racism, sexism, classism, and more) that plague the Arts world. 

Each individual has a unique background and connection to the arts. Celeste works at the University of Chicago where she received her master’s in Art History and where she oversees activities related to a Mellon Grant the institution received nearly two years prior. Joe has 7 years of experience working in small museums and historic houses as a Collections Manager and is an Adjunct Professor in Information Studies. Joe received his master’s in Art History from George Mason University. Mallory is a Jane of all art trades serving as an art historian, curator, art advisor, writer, and works as an Art Business Consultant to art galleries, art studios, and art organizations. In addition to these many positions and roles, Mallory is the Principal and Head of Curatorial Projects at a firm called Art Works. Mallory received her master’s in Art History from Tufts University.  

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Can the Various Isms of the Arts and Higher Education in the Arts World Ever Be Dismantled?

Can the Various Isms of the Arts and Higher Education in the Arts World Ever Be Dismantled?

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