The relatively new role of Community (or Community Engagement) Curator is still being defined as museums struggle to identify how best to incorporate diverse audiences into their exhibits and programming. This session presents multiple views of how Community Curators position themselves to act as a conduit between the public and museum, developing interpretative materials, bringing external views to the museums attention, or building partnerships between the museum and community groups. Presenters will examine how museums can best interpret curatorial expertise and make space for community voice.
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The Community Curator: Bridging the Gap Between the Museum and the Public
1. The Community Curator:
Bridging the Gap Between the Museum and the Public
Panelists:
Christian Adame, Assistant Education Director, Phoenix Art Museum
Marcus Monenerkit, Community Engagement Curator, Heard Museum
Carrie Tovar, Curator of Art, College of Public Service & Community Solutions at Arizona State University
Moderator:
Celina Coleman, Children’s Education Manager, Desert Botanical Garden
22. Things to consider:
How does your institution make space for community?
What will a community curator look like in 5, 10, 20 years?
Handouts:
Community Engagement Worksheet
Levels of Community Engagement Chart
Contact Information
Christian Adame, Assistant Education Director, Phoenix Art Museum
christian.adame@phxart.org
Marcus Monenerkit, Community Engagement Curator, Heard Museum
mmonenerkit@heard.org
Carrie Tovar, Curator of Art, College of Public Service & Community Solutions at ASU
carrietovar@gmail.com
Celina Coleman, Children’s Education Manager, Desert Botanical Garden
ccoleman@dbg.org