Virtual Program: Go Your Own Way! Road Tripping to America's Art Environments

The very American pastime of road tripping has played a critical role in both the creation and appreciation of art environments from the early 20th century to today. Join AVAM and independent curator Annalise Flynn for a conversation about how America's enthusiasm for hitting the road has helped fuel and sustain the field of artist-built environments. We'll also discuss several routes to add to your summer road trip calendar!

 

Presenter Bio: Annalise Flynn is an independent curator and arts administrator based in Sheboygan, Wis. Her current clients include the Kohler Foundation, for whom she manages SPACES Archives–Saving and Preserving Arts and Cultural Environments, the world’s largest repository of archival documentation related to artist-built environments; the Arts Foundation of Kosciusko; and the Keysmith Foundation. Flynn’s work centers on highlighting vernacular creative activity, using memory, community, and place as research pillars. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University and a master’s degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Art History, Theory, and Criticism.

This program will take place over Zoom. You will be emailed a link after registering for the program.