What Makes Art Historic? with Dr. Margarita Rosa

Career in the Arts Speaker Series

What Makes Art Historic?

with Dr. Margarita Rosa, Historian and Curator

Monday, November 10, 1:30 pm

Pace University, 1 Pace Plaza, Zanino Room 102

Margarita Lila Rosa is a public historian, curator, and writer specializing in Black ​Atlantic history and contemporary art. Her curatorial work has been ​featured in Ebony and Hyperallergic. She received her Ph. D from Princeton University. From 2021-2023, Rosa was a postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford University. She was in the Studio Museum in Harlem’s Arts Leadership Praxis in 2024. She has written for the Museum of Modern Art and has art history essays in The Brooklyn Rail, i-D, and Frieze, among others. Rosa’s curatorial focus is modern Afro-Latin American art and contemporary art.

Event is open to all. Pace faculty, students and staff may drop in and do not need to pre-register. The public must pre-register on Eventbrite and arrive at 1:15pm to check in at the Guards Desk at 1 Pace Plaza.

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