We organize a virtual town hall meeting for hyperallergic members March 19 at 6 pm (Edt).
We liked to get in touch with so many of you in our last town hall in November and look forward to meeting each other again. On March 19, members learn about the latest events on Hyperallergic And get a look behind the scenes at the hyperallergic podcast and social videos with media producer Isabella Segalovich.
We are especially enthusiastic to introduce two guest speakers who join us for a conversation about Dei in The Art World: Lise Ragbir and Ola Mobolade, co-founders of AssumeA company that is committed to identifying and supporting qualified job seekers who have been historically under -represented in art because they try to promote the best business practices of art galleries and museums.
While Dei dies slowly, art organizations must honor the core of their mission, which is a movement for accessibility. Ragbir and Mobolade will discuss what will come next.
Read the newest essay from Lise Ragbir for Hyperallergic: Notes of an art world after the Deei.
We will also open the floor for all the questions you have about HyperallergicArt journalism, the art world and more.
All hyperallergic members are welcome. Members can find the registration link above when they register or in their last member letter.
This event is only for active members, so if you have not registered yet, there is still time to participate! To gain access to this event and more, you can become a member today on hyperallergic.com/membership.
As always, if you have questions, let us know at membership@hyperallergic.com.
See you on March 19!
Lise Ragbir is a writer and curator based in Austin, Texas. She graduated from the Museum Studies program of Harvard University and has devoted her 20-year career to create access to a series of art experiences.
OLA Mobolade The double diplomas from Harvard University in Psychology and Afro-American Studies and has led deia initiatives for numerous contemporary art galleries, including Hauser & Wirth, David Kordansky Gallery, Pace and David Zwirner.
