The Curatorial Intensive Symposium

From an open competition resulting in over 130 proposals, 14 individuals from 8 countries and 6 states have been selected to come to New York and work with some of today’s leading curators and artists. On Monday, November 1, the Curatorial Intensive participants will present their developed exhibition proposals in a day-long symposium hosted by the 16 Beaver Group.

10:00-10:10

Welcome Remarks from ICI’s Director Kate Fowle

10:10-11:30

Paula Silva / Svetlana Kuyumdzhieva / Steven Bridges / Maayan Sheleff

11:30-11:50

Discussion

11:50-12:00

Break

12:00-1:00

David Ayala / Maja Ciric / Mack McFarland

1:00-1:15

Discussion

1:15-2:15

Lunch

2:15-2:55

Anne Smith / Michele Horrigan

2:55-3:05

Discussion

3:05-3:20

Break

3:20-4:40

Legacy Russell / Margaret Winslow / Oyinda Fakeye / Katy Reis

4:40-5:00

Discussion

If you would like to attend the Curatorial Intensive symposium, please email Chelsea Haines at haines@ici-exhibitions.org or at 212-254-8200 x26.

November 1, 2010- - November 2, 2010 @ 16 Beaver Street

16 Beaver Street New York, NY 10004 10am-5pm

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