Join us for lunch and a conversation with professionals working in a number of visual arts-related fields as we discuss a variety of career paths open to Art and Art History students.
These workshops will count toward the mandatory requirement for seniors.
2024–2025
- February 20: Hrag Vartanian, art critic, curator, artist, lecturer and Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of Hyperallergic, an online forum and publication exploring the intersection of art and politics. Vartanian is a recipient of the Susan C. Larsen Lifetime Achievement Award 2024.
2019–2020
- March 6: Crocker Art Museum — meet alumni now working as Registrars and Associate Curators at the Crocker Art Museum. This is a great chance to network and learn more about working, and finding work, in the museum world. 11–12 pm at the Crocker. Meet at front entrance. Entrance fee covered. RSVP required.
2017–2018
- October 18: Mariana Moscoso, Arts in Corrections Program Analyst, California Arts Council. 1:30–2:30 pm in Everson 148.
2016–2017
- October 10: Natalie Mann, Program Manager, Streetside Stories, San Francisco. 12–1 pm in Everson 148.
- May 17: Sheena Campbell, Librarian for Research and Outreach, Holy Names University, Oakland.
2015–2016
- February 23: Internships in the art world. Guest speakers: Art History graduate students Cristinia Urrutia, Rachel Ramsey, Brittany Royer; Ashley Odell, Career and Internship Center.
- April 29: Nicole Budrovich, Assistant Curator, Antiquities Department, Getty Villa. 12–1 pm, Everson 157.
2014–2015
- October 9: Kamal Zargar, Development Associate for Stewardship and Communications, National Gallery of Art. 12–1 pm in Everson 148.
- May 19: Darcy Dapra, Partner Manager, Google Scholar, Google, Inc. 1–2 pm, Everson 157.
2013–2014
- October 16: Rachel Teagle, Director of the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art at UC Davis. 12–1 pm in Everson 157.
- February 4: Glen Helfand, independent writer, critic, curator, and educator based in San Francisco.
- May 6: Brenna Chapman, Professor, Sierra Community College.
2012–2013
- April 9: Jasmine Moorhead, Director of Krowswork Gallery, Oakland.
- March 7: Robin Bernhard, Registrar and Collections Manager, Nelson Gallery.
- November 29: Caren Condon Gutierrez, Manager of School and Teacher Programs, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco.
- October 30: Lindsay Martin, Consultant, Lord Cultural Resources, New York City.
Co-sponsored by Art History, Art Studio, the Maria Manetti Shrem Art and History Visual Resources Library and the TAAG Advising Center.