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AT Together | Curators with Natasha Becker
May 7, 2020 | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Image: Nora Riggs, Girl with phone, 2020, Ink, graphite and crayon. 14 × 17 in
In this time of crisis, ArtTable is reaching beyond geographic barriers to form a platform for connectivity for our community across professions. Each weekly session will bring together individuals within a particular profession in the art world for the exchange of ideas, to share resources and to network. Members are invited to participate in a 45 minute open discussion to focus on how women in the visual arts are handling issues relating to our field. Members and non-members welcome. We ask that you sign up for the event that matches your role and needs.
This session is for curators and will be facilitated by Natasha Becker.
How to take part!
- Register for this event here
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Natasha Becker is an independent curator and one of the co-founders of ASSEMBLY ROOM and the UNDERLINE SHOW, both platform for creating community among curators and supporting artists careers through exhibitions. Her work draws on her expertise in contemporary African art, political and social practice art, and a passion for working collaboratively, deepening community, and engaging social discourse. She recently co-curated two exhibitions, “Perilous Bodies,” and “Radical Love,” at the distinguished Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice to inaugurate their new art gallery in New York (2019). Her past experience includes curating exhibitions at the Goodman Gallery (South Africa), organizing public programs in global art history at the Clark Art Institute and launching an international video art festival (both Massachusetts, USA). Born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, Natasha has lived and worked in New York since 2003.
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