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A reminder that today is the last day to apply for the program coordinator position! 📨Thanks to all who have submitted 😍 (Note: New link in bio because Hire Culture is down rn.)
@kickintheeyes collection of leftover vinyl museum text🚫👈🏼
💻💻We’re seeking a third collaborator to join us as a Program Coordinator for our Massachusetts cohort! The job listing is live on HireCulture 📥 Link in bio. Please share! 🔀
Check out our podcast interview with the @masscultural council! Link in bio 🔉
#repost @cueart ・・・ Please join us this Friday, November 1, from 6:30-8:30PM for Admin ⚙️: Culture Recognizes Labor, with Look at Art. Get Paid. RSVP 📩https://cueartfoundation.org/events/admin-culture-recognizes-labor This workshop invites you to join in a conversation about the cultural sector’s reckoning with labor and money. Drawing on our experiences of payment and non-payment, recognition and non-recognition, we will develop an alternative timeline of the history of the cultural sector. Cultural workers have pushed institutions to consider the ethics of who gets paid and why. Issues such as banning unpaid internships, mandatory artist fees, collective bargaining rights, protections for freelancers, and diversity, equity (or even decolonization), have entered into discussion and may even be on the table. The artists behind Look at Art. Get Paid., a socially engaged art project that pays people who don’t visit art museums to visit one as guest critics, will lead a reflection on our personal histories and experiences with these questions, before collaboratively mapping out a timeline of important milestones in the struggle for an equitable cultural industry that respects everyone’s labor. Image description: A black diagram on a white background showing arrows pointing to square boxes. #CUEart #Admin #LookatArtGetPaid #CulturalWorkers
#repost @maia.pologies . in residence @philamuseum this week for their “designing for different futures” exhibition. if you are able to + want to visit the museum, i’ll be there this saturday and next from 2-4 pm, ready to talk about your and our futures in the format of a therapy session 🛋 📋otherwise, you can connect with other residents in the following weeks!
On October 24 & 26, co-founder Maia Chao will represent LAAGP as a Designer-in-Residence at the Philadelphia Museum of Art for “Futures Therapy Lab,” part of the exhibition “Designs for Different Futures.” Free with Museum admission. Read more about it here ➡️ https://philamuseum.org/calendar/exhibition/designs-different-futures and here ⬇️ . . . “Futures Therapy Lab: A space for conversation, critique, and creativity for those considering the ideas set forth in the exhibition. In addition to daily drop-in activities, the Lab will host weekly events. Open to visitors of all ages and free with museum admission. The Designer Is In: Selected Thursdays & Saturdays, 2:00–4:00 p.m. One-on-one sessions with designers offer new perspectives on your everyday life.”
a day of workshops on #legisativetheater with #theatreoftheoppressed @forumtheatrenyc 🎭🗳📑
Today! Join us for “Who’s Hiring?” a conversation about the relationship between immigration and the evolution of workers’ rights and labor relations. Look at Art. Get Paid. will be on a panel alongside Raul Figueroa, community organizer with Fuerza Laboral and Morgan Grefe, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Historical Society. The panel will be moderated by Christina Bevilacqua, of @providencepubliclibrary, with support from Taylor Polites. Tonight, 6 – 8 pm, Knight Memorial Library (275 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, RI)
💥WE'RE HIRING💥 We’re partnering with the Massachusetts Cultural Council to launch Look at Art. Get Paid. across 3 art museums in MA over the next 2 years. We’re putting out feelers for a new team member based in the Boston area who excels in management and administration. If you’re interested, please email your resume to ruby@lookatartgetpaid.org and we’ll follow up soon with more information! . . To learn more about Look at Art. Get Paid. go to link in bio. www.lookatartgetpaid.org
shots from our final interviews for an upcoming short video doc 🎥 @jongourlay @lornemichaels @y0ur_service @maia.pologies
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INTERRUPT WHITE DOMINANT CULTURE by Mike Murawski recognizing the thinking and writings of Tema Okun, Kenneth Jones, Maggie Potapchuk, BlackSpace Manifesto, Radiah Harper, Hannah Heller, and Kai Monet. ⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Let’s work COLLECTIVELY to identify these and other elements of white dominant culture, and work toward dismantling racism in our organizations in in our lives.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move from a focus on professional and transactional relationships toward relationships based on trust, care, and shared commitments.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move from protecting power to sharing power.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move from a culture of over-working to a culture of self-care and community care.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move from a competition and struggle for limited resources to a mindset of collaboration and working to share resources.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move away from prioritizing only degrees, work experience, and job titles toward a way of recognizing and centering lived experience⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Move from a place of those with power making decisions for others toward a place where we work to include those affected by decisions in the decision-making process.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣Speak Up. Take Action.⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣
After inviting people who don’t visit art museums to visit the RISD Museum as a guest critic of the art and the institution, we didn’t want to stop there. We wanted to address the critiques of our critics publicly through experimentation and collaboration. . We commissioned 4 art interventions at the Museum that respond to the critiques generated by LAAGP critics. Each artwork was made through collaboration between local artists, guest critics from our pilot, and the LAAGP team. We debuted the projects last month! . Here’s a taste of @sheyriv and #laurilimrosado’s collaboration, “Con Permiso.” Theme: Belonging. In response to Tavares Strachan’s work You Belong Here, currently on view in the RISD Museum’s lobby, artist Shey Rivera and critic Laurilim Rosado—both natives of Puerto Rico—invited those who don’t identify with the statement to describe what the Museum would need to look and feel like for the statement to be true. . Videography 📹 @jongourlay + @means_selene Editing 🎞 Ian Faria @lornemichaels . Additional contributors: @bitter_mel0n ⁣⁣@callprojectgurl @themoneychanger @maia.pologies @y0ur_service⁣ ⁣⁣@hexelgon @rubysten #lukaseiglerharding @risdmuseum #debraharris ⁣ . #pvdfest #risdmuseum #sociallyengagedart #artintervention #diversity #equity #accessibility #inclusionmatters #belonging #deai @risca1967 @goprovidence
#repost @blacklunchtable ・・・ https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/05/opinion/we-need-more-critics-of-color.html Why is creating an equitable #Wikipedia such a challenge? Come edit with us. #blacklunchtable #wikimania2019
Here’s a first—an article in Mandarin about Look at Art. Get Paid., printed in the Chinese Association of Museums’ publication. 谢谢 Vivian Lin! 📝 @cam_orgtw
Curator @lauraraicovich interviewed us about our work! Check it out in @hyperallergic, link in bio 🖼 💰
Spotlighting this redistributive work on Juneteenth — reparations.me, a work by conceptual artist Natasha Marin @tash1k0 summed up by the Guardian as a “reparations website” asking people to “‘offset their privilege.” As Marin puts it: “The site lets you cash in on whiteness to help other people.” Learn more about/support the project by visiting www.reparations.me, which is now on facebook. Image description: A screenshot shows a stock photo of hands holding a string of prayer beads below a title that reads “REQUEST: Therapy & Housing Assistance.” The word “SATISFIED” is stamped above the title in red. #juneteenth #reparations #redistribution
Visit risdmuseum.org/edit to download this free extension. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣Many Look at Art. Get Paid. critics took detailed notes on their impressions, questions, and assessments during their visit to the RISD Museum. This Chrome Extension* places these notes directly onto the RISD Museum’s website, bringing the voices of first-time museum visitors into conversation with the Museum’s voice.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣*A Chrome Extension is a piece of software that customizes a user’s experience while browsing with Chrome.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣Critic and Advisor: Stephan McCants Jr.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣Designer / developer : Lukas Eigler-Harding⁣⁣ ⁣⁣Artists: Josephine Devanbu, Maia Chao Assistance from Ruby Stenhouse⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣@themoneychanger @risdmuseum @y0ur_service @maia.pologies @rubysten #lukaseiglerharding #risdmuseum @risdmuseum #museumsarenotneutral #sociallyengagedart #lookatartgetpaid #criticschoice #knowledge #critique #institutionalcritique⁣
A HUGE thank you to all those who came to and contributed to CRITIC’S CHOICE on Sunday! We were so happy to see our artists and critics centered, supported, and celebrated by multiple communities. Pictured: critic Debra Harris, posing with the signage intervention that she advised. ⁣Photo credit: Selene Means.⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣Image description: A woman in a shirt that reads “MELANIN” poses in front of a series of nylon 12-ft tall feather flags in front of the RISD Museum, an installation she oversaw. The flags read: LOOK, VALUE, PRE-OWNED, PERFORMANCE, ALL WELCOME, BEAUTY, and are commonly used outside pawn shops, beauty salons, and auto dealerships. ⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣#accessibility #pvdfest #risdmuseum #lookatartgetpaid #criticschoice #signage #intervention #visibility

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