Art is an exercise in creating form and content. Form by itself can be appealing, but without a driving concept, it often fails in asking a purpose. A concept without execution often becomes inaccessible, therefore rendering it ineffective and futile. Both can be intriguing by themselves, but the artwork that can successfully combine the two can captivate, provoke, stimulate, challenge and transform those who are fortunate enough to experience it.
My role as a curator in a university setting is to provide diverse programming that is visually appealing, physically engaging and intellectually challenging to the university and surrounding communities. As a gallery director, it is my privilege to provide a safe space for artists to experiment with their craft, engage with the public, and participate in a dialogue on issues of social, cultural and political identity that is welcoming and accessible to the public.
My role as a curator in a university setting is to provide diverse programming that is visually appealing, physically engaging and intellectually challenging to the university and surrounding communities. As a gallery director, it is my privilege to provide a safe space for artists to experiment with their craft, engage with the public, and participate in a dialogue on issues of social, cultural and political identity that is welcoming and accessible to the public.