Visual Literacy Goes to Montreal
October 25, 2012
In September, I was invited to speak about The Art of Seeing, our visual literacy program with McMaster’s Department of Family Medicine Residents, at Concordia University’s Leonard and Bina Ellen Gallery as part of their 50th anniversary programming. Their lecture series, DEXTERITY, featured university gallery professionals, like myself, highlighting the scope of the research and programming that is being undertaken by university galleries in Canada today. It was an excellent experience and I’d like to extend a big thank you to my colleagues at the Leonard and Bina Ellen Gallery for this opportunity.
– Nicole Knibb, Education Co-ordinator, McMaster Museum of Art
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McMaster University hiring Director and Chief Curator, McMaster Museum of Art
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McMaster University is currently reaching out to the community as we initiate the search for a new Director and Chief Curator, Museum of Art, a public gallery in the heart of main campus in Hamilton, Ontario. The Museum aims to positively disrupt the traditional museological narrative by creating more inclusive, dynamic and experiential relationships between […]
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