Chenoa Baker is an arts writer and emerging curator at Beacon Gallery. She specializes in black, modern, and contemporary art and is known for championing equality and collectivism in her work. Baker has been featured in various esteemed publications and is an associate curator at Beacon Gallery.
Chenoa shares how her father, a photographer, inspired her love for art and how she transitioned from a political science track to art history. She explains her approach to curating and the importance of organizing group shows to foster meaningful dialogue. Baker also discusses her role at Beacon Gallery and the gallery's commitment to investing in the community. She shares her perspective on the Boston art scene and highlights elder artists who are often overlooked. Baker also talks about her writing process and why she centers herself and her experiences in her art criticism. She stays up to date on artists' movements through studio visits, museum and gallery shows, and being an editor for 60 Inches from Center.
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Join us as we delve into the world of black, modern, and contemporary art with Chenoa Baker, an arts writer and curator. Learn about her work in championing equality and collectivism in the art community. Listen to the full podcast episode now!
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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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