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Voices From The Vault The 1970s Catherine Morris Curating In The Curator catherine morris has spent her career using feminism with its emphasis on giving visibility and voice to historically marginalized groups and its i. Meet catherine morris: curator at the elizabeth a.sackler center for feminist art at the brooklyn museum. for international women’s day, singulart is highlighting the stories of women in the art world, from artists to art historians and curators such as catherine morris. working as an independent curator before becoming the curator in chief.

Catherine Morris Then in high school a teacher introduced catherine morris to art history, and it was love at first sight. morris did not know yet that she would grow up to be the curator of the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art housed at the brooklyn museum. she only knew that art and visual culture was the field she wanted to work in. Organized by catherine morris, sackler family senior curator for the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art, and rujeko hockley, the museum’s former assistant curator of contemporary art and now assistant curator at the whitney museum of american art, the exhibition examines the ways in which the cultural production of black women. Catherine morris is the sackler senior curator for the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art at the brooklyn museum where, since 2009, she has curated and co curated numerous exhibitions including lorraine o’grady: both and, we wanted a revolution: black radical women, 1965 1985; judith scott bound and unbound; and materializing six years: lucy r. lippard and the emergence of. Catherine morris catherine morris is a curator at the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art, where she has curated a number of exhibitions since 2009, including the award winning materializing "six years": lucy r. lippard and the emergence of conceptual art (co curated with vincent bonin), twice militant: lorraine hansberry's letters to "the ladder," and kiki smith: sojourn, and served.

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Voices From The Vault Comp39d Glenn Wilson Compound Records We’re kicking off the ascent in 2017 by talking with catherine morris, the sackler family curator for the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art at the brooklyn museum. the brooklyn museum launched a museum wide series last october called “a year of yes: reimagining feminism at the booklyn museum,” with shows and programs running through… read more »catherine morris and a year. Catherine morris is an important figure giving a much needed voice to feminist art. as the sackler family curator for the elizabeth a. sackler center for feminist art at the brooklyn museum, morris was responsible for a series of exhibitions entitled “a year of yes: reimagining feminism at the brooklyn museum” in 2016 2017.

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