Isn’t It Time for Art History to Go Public?
Public scholarship is a way to counter challenges to the relevance of art history. It is a way to connect academic knowledge and community knowledge. It is a way to honor social knowledge. It is a way to share expertise, so that more people have access to reliable information. It is a way to support the democratic potential of museums and higher education.
Sarah Beetham
Renée Ater
Theresa Leininger-Miller
Amy Werbel
La Tanya Autry and Mike Murawski
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