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    Artists or Institutions: Session Five
    1:05:24

    Zoom Recording

    SculptureCenter and the Artist’s Institute at Hunter College have co-organized a series of talks and conversations to inspire new thinking about the future of small arts institutions. The invited speakers are artists who have deep and varied experiences working within and alongside arts organizations. Experimentation, artistic leadership, racial and economic justice, community building, and sustainability are among the topics they’ll discuss.

    The series assumes that as the conditions of living and working in New York have changed over the last 50 years, the city’s arts institutions have too. These changes have dramatically affected how artists interact and find community with one other as well as artists’ expectations for their professional lives. We often hear institutions say they care about artists. Yet we want to ask again: What does it mean to center artists and their needs, really?

    The artists we’ve invited have a plenitude of resources to share, ones we expect will transform how we look at our organizations. We invite others who are working toward a more just and interesting future for artists to join us in hearing what they have to say.

    This is a recording of the fifth session, which took place on Thursday, April 22, 2021 with Florian Pumhösl. Read more about the series.