An online publication drawing inspiration from the 20-year archive of the Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award to propel conversations in contemporary arts.
A call for all contemporary art curators – Have you been dreaming of creating an exhibition that challenges conventional thought? Apply for the Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award and Exhibition Research Grants today! The deadline is February 28, 2019 https://t.co/xYWEJ2K19x
Congrats Ruth on your new role at the Rose Art Museum! Rose is a curator on the cusp and a recipient of the 2014 Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award for Hotel Theory at REDCAT, co-curated with Sohrab Mohebbi.
"There was a really nice tension between the building and the very humble materials the artists were working in.” Check out this month's featured story by @KateSierz highlighting artwork that seeks to envelop the viewer. https://t.co/QZ3THgjppo #exhibitionsnothecusp
The latest (and final) of Exhibitions on the Cusp is now live! This month we go behind the scenes and explore the curatorial challenges, decisions, and people that come together to bring an exhibition to fruition. https://t.co/FvdwYr2ufS #exhibitionsonthecusp#contemporaryart
In this month's edition of The Emily Files, we explore primitivism and Giacometti's "Spoon Woman." Check out the full essay! https://t.co/AryP9z5OgF #exhibitionsonthecusp#primitivism#raceandidentity
"...it’s no surprise a slew of narrower and more modest enterprises have opted to carve spaces in contradistinction to these larger institutions." Manuel Betancourt's essay explores the need for identity-based museums. https://t.co/wmpjK3s3ie #exhibitionsonthecusp
This month's featured article from @rearleftist examines curatorial strategies in tackling issues of identity in three exhibitions that received the Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award. Check out the full article here: https://t.co/kKSJpNMWos #exhibitionsonthecusp
"By adopting the form of the history museum, as opposed to the contemporary art gallery, the exhibition urges viewers to consider works and issues on broader and more historical scales." Read the full essay on "The Museum of Capitalism" here: https://t.co/VAUUNWhc84
ICYMI, check out our Q&A with Sandy Guttman, Curatorial Assistant at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden on creating accessibility programs within art museums. https://t.co/431G7a7cfW #exhibitionsonthecusp#museumaccessibility
Kathleen Housley explores Georges Braque's "The Black Rose" in this month's edition of The Emily Files feature. Read the full essay here: https://t.co/kHOxp3g3q5 #exhibitionsonthecusp#emilyhalltremaine
"Projects that elevate our view of the everyday reveal life as an art form—translating the mundane into the extraordinary." Check out this special episode of the @FreshArtIntl podcast on art and the everyday. https://t.co/HZlhsCz7tx #exhibitionsonthecusp#arteveryday#publicart