My interest in museum education began earlier this year when I took part in the Teaching in the Galleries student docent program, led by Amy Miller. Although I have enjoyed […]
Many times throughout this semester I’ve caught myself thinking that participating in the Teaching in the Galleries program was one of the best decisions I’ve made so far in my […]
Being part of the Teaching in the Galleries program this semester has been a rich experience learning about teaching, art interpretation, and museum operations. We started the semester learning about […]
The life of an art museum goes far beyond what meets the eye. An intricate system of checks and balances are always at play without one even registering anything else […]
This post is part of a series on the current 2015 MFA Thesis Exhibition. Each post is authored by a graduate of Washington University’s Graduate School of Art in the […]
This post is part of a series on the current 2015 MFA Thesis Exhibition. Each post is authored by a graduate of Washington University’s Graduate School of Art in the […]
This post is part of a series on the current 2015 MFA Thesis Exhibition. Each post is authored by a graduate of Washington University’s Graduate School of Art in the […]
The Eisendrath Years: Art Inspiring Music, an event co-organized by the Department of Music here at Washington University, featured original musical compositions by Wash U undergraduates. It all started as a […]
About a year ago, a large slab of rock and a seated humanoid form composed of letters from nine alphabets appeared outside the south entrance to the newly minted Bauer […]
The Arthur Greenberg Undergraduate Curatorial Fellowship is a competitive program that offers upper-level art history majors the opportunity to curate an exhibition in the Kemper Art Museum’s Teaching Gallery. The […]
Palette Scrapings 