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The Truth In This Art: Stories That MatterExploring the Art of Elizabeth Talford Scott with Curator George CiscleIn this episode of The Truth in This Art podcast, host Rob Lee interviews curator George Ciscle about the exhibition "Eyewinkers, Tumbleturds, and Candlebugs: The Art of Elizabeth Talford Scott" at the Baltimore Museum of Art. They discuss the significance of Scott's intricate textile art, the collaborative approach to curation, and the impact of the exhibition on the Baltimore art scene. 🎙🖼Episode Highlights:-George Ciscle's early experiences in the performing arts and how it influenced his career in curation (00:01:53) ðŸŽ-The evolution of George Ciscle's approach to curation and the importance of collaboration (00:08:45) 🔄-The role of...2023-12-0450 min
MuseopunksEpisode 21: The OutsidersSince the 1960s, artists have been critically examining the practices of museums, at times critiquing the idea of what a museum is and how it presents its stories. One of the most influential exhibitions of Institutional Critique was Mining the Museum–an installation by artist Fred Wilson at the Maryland Historical Society, in collaboration with The Contemporary.
In this episode–made 25 years after Mining the Museum–the Punks explore the role outsiders such as artists and external consultants play in driving creative change and innovation within museum practice. What can outsiders do within the institution that permanent staff cannot? What are th...2017-07-111h 14