As we navigate technological change, I think there will be an even greater need for people who genuinely care. A lot of my curatorial practice is rooted in care — care for artists, care for community, care for viewership. It's about stepping out of the binary of "I know" or "I don't know" and into "I care."

By Erik Barrios-Recendez

By Laura Hines

By Greg Niemeyer

“First of all, if I were starting now, as well educated, after Baltimore, I'd have a hard time getting a job — I'm white, male, and straight. Three strikes. They might say, "You're really good, but we have too many male curators, too many white male curators."

By Hugh Leeman

By Ani Moskovyan

By Matt Gonzalez

By Kelly Jean Egan

By Terri Cohn

By Carlos Alcalá

By Jan Wurm

"The biggest mistake I thought I could have made was to be angry or defensive. I was very much flying by the seat of my pants, trying to listen, to be understanding, while still defending the artwork's right to exist."

By Robert Brokl

By Chad Abbley

By S Anne Steinberg

By Garrett Caples

By Kevin T. Leong