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Museum Committee


Description:
The Museum Committee represents the interests of public and private institutions in the visual arts sector, in order to exercise influence and share efforts on issues of mutual importance.

Recent Projects:
In 1998 the Museum Committee drafted a statement for the President's signature concerning actions by museums that go against CAA resolutions, such as the use of funds obtained through deaccessioning for uses other than the purchase of works of art. In addition the Committee is involved in the development of standards and guidelines such as the Guidelines for Museums and Outside Contractors. Since 1997, the Committee has organized a session for each annual meeting.


The Changing Role of the Curator
Chairs: Maria Ann Conelli, Fashion Institute of Technology; Brian Wallace, Galleries at Moore College of Art and Design

Committee Members:
Sally Block, liaison from the American Association of Museum Curators, Chair  (2009)

Brooke D. Anderson, American Folk Art Museum (2011)
Jay A. Clarke, The Art Institute of Chicago (2011)
Dorothy M. Kosinski, Dallas Museum of Art (2010)
Nancy Mowll Mathews, Williams College Museum of Art (2009)
Richard Saunders, Middlebury College Museum of Art (2009)
Amy Ingrid Schlegel, Tufts University—Aidekman Arts Center (2011)


Alan Wallach, College of William and Mary (2010)
Anne Collins Goodyear, Ph.D., National Portrait Gallery (2011)


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