A training intensive for aspiring curators Building on its history as a hub for curatorial ideas, ICI is supporting curators to develop exhibition proposals and create new professional networks. This October in New York ICI is organizing The Curatorial Intensive for emerging curators internationally who want to learn about curating in the public realm. From an open competition, 10-14 individuals will be selected to study with some of todays leading practitioners working within the rapidly growing field known as public practice. Teachers and advisors for this program include Nicholas Baume (Director and Chief Curator, Public Art Fund); Claire Bishop (Associate Professor, Ph.D. Program in Art History, CUNY); Dan Cameron (Founding Director, Prospect New Orleans); Kate Fowle (Executive Director, ICI); Mary Jane Jacob (Professor and Executive Director of Exhibitions, SAIC); Richard Marshall (Curator, Lever House); Anne Pasternak (President and Artistic Director, Creative Time); and Nato Thompson (Chief Curator, Creative Time). Read more about The Curatorial Intensive here.
