Rose Art Museum
May 12, 2009, 2:00-4:30 p.m.
The Rose Art Museum currently faces one of the most extraordinary, and puzzling, moments in its history. After months of uncertainty over the fate of the Museum itself, the Brandeis University administration has declared that the Museum will stay open as a public art museum. However, the fate of the collection and the curatorial and educational missions of the museum remain unclear. We gather to celebrate and reflect upon the extraordinary accomplishments of the Rose Art Museum team under the leadership of Michael Rush, including a series of distinguished exhibitions, public programs, and publications. We also gather to discuss the future of the Museum; how can we work together to honor and carry on the remarkable legacies associated with this remarkable, precious institution?
Reception to Follow
Speakers include:
Margaret Evangeline (artist)
- Jane Farver, Director, MIT List Visual Arts Center
- Margaret Evangeline (artist)
- Steve Miller (artist)
- Ellen Schattschneider (faculty, Anthropology)
- Joe Wardwell (faculty, Fine Arts)
- Mary Baine Campbell (faculty, English)
- Dirck Roosevelt (faculty, Education)
- Andreas Teuber (faculty, Philosophy)
- Mark Auslander (faculty, Anthroplogy)
- Nancy Scott (faculty, Fine Arts)
- Ramie Targoff (faculty, English)
- Pennie Taylor (graduate student, Cultural Production)
- Aly Young, Yael-Rooks Rapport, Sonja Gandert, Aubrey Knox (Rose Interns)
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