“As we are in the throes of finalizing label copy and putting finishing touches on design for 1939: Exhibiting Black Art at the BMA, I find myself immeasurably grateful for our work together this past year. You have been a steadfast partner in considering both the historic exhibition Contemporary Negro Art, and the context of our present revisiting...Your students came to the table with probing questions. Their work will help to present a broader narrative in-gallery than I would have been able to present alone.”
“The work we engaged in this semester is central to what the Baltimore Museum of Industry would like to become – a community gathering place for examining issues related to work and the experience of working people in Baltimore.”
Select projects and collaborations
Antioch Mosaics Permanent Collection Display
Reinstalling Modern American Art
Object Encounters Videos
Housing Our Story: Towards Archival Justice for Black Baltimore
Why We Work
1939: Exhibiting Black Art at the BMA
American Selfie
Joyce J. Scott's Ancestry Doll 1
Archaeology of Knowledge
JHU Collections Web
A Sense of Place
Conversations with the Carrolls
Conservation Learning Booklets
Programs & Programming