Open Letter on the Resignation of Laura Raicovich from the Queens Museum
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Kristin Jones
8 years ago
Laura is the best possible director of the Queens Museum! She is dedicated to representing and engaging the Museum’s community and the community at large!
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Eric Gottesman
8 years ago
For Freedoms
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Doug Ashford
8 years ago
Thank you for doing this
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Karla Leyva
8 years ago
Art is freedom of expression!
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Sir
8 years ago
she should be jettisoned with amn iron dome up her backside to yemen , to be with her buddies
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Alberto Duman
8 years ago
This is where the museum/institutionalisation of Social Practice buck might stop for those who cannot stomach it. The only way to push the boundaries is to get at them and Laura certainly has shown one of them: don't mess with the Jewish lobby in NYC...
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Magdalena Moskalewicz
8 years ago
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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Emma Kilroy
8 years ago
artmakingchange.org
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Jared Quinton
8 years ago
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
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Susan Hapgood
8 years ago
Executive Director, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
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Susan Hapgood
8 years ago
Executive Director, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
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Rafael de Balanzo Joue
8 years ago
Queens College, CUNY
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Cat Dawson
8 years ago
PhD Visual Studies, SUNY Buffalo
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Elizabeth A Povinelli
8 years ago
Franz Boas Professor, Columbia University; Karrabing Film Collective
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marina urbach
8 years ago
I support Laura Raicovich,
marina urbach
independent curator
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Claire Bishop
8 years ago
Laura has done a terrific program at QMA. building on the landmark achievements of Tom Finkelpearl
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Rosario Guiraldes
8 years ago
Assistant Curator, The Drawing Center
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Christopher Cheng
8 years ago
Art should inspire and challenge society, not mute it.
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Floor Grootenhuis
8 years ago
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The vision and leadership of Laura Raicovich is essential in the success and reach of the Queens Museum. It has brought art into communities far beyond what any other museum can vouch for or even begin to reach, bringing art as means of connection, action and transformation. This ethos is essential for Art in this time in the world.
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Daniel Quiles
8 years ago
Associate Professor
Art History, Theory and Criticism
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Laura is the best possible director of the Queens Museum! She is dedicated to representing and engaging the Museum’s community and the community at large!
For Freedoms
Thank you for doing this
Art is freedom of expression!
she should be jettisoned with amn iron dome up her backside to yemen , to be with her buddies
This is where the museum/institutionalisation of Social Practice buck might stop for those who cannot stomach it. The only way to push the boundaries is to get at them and Laura certainly has shown one of them: don't mess with the Jewish lobby in NYC...
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
artmakingchange.org
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
Executive Director, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
Executive Director, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
Queens College, CUNY
PhD Visual Studies, SUNY Buffalo
Franz Boas Professor, Columbia University; Karrabing Film Collective
I support Laura Raicovich, marina urbach independent curator
Laura has done a terrific program at QMA. building on the landmark achievements of Tom Finkelpearl
Assistant Curator, The Drawing Center
Art should inspire and challenge society, not mute it.
The vision and leadership of Laura Raicovich is essential in the success and reach of the Queens Museum. It has brought art into communities far beyond what any other museum can vouch for or even begin to reach, bringing art as means of connection, action and transformation. This ethos is essential for Art in this time in the world.
Associate Professor Art History, Theory and Criticism School of the Art Institute of Chicago