Charles Kang, the curator at the Rijksmuseum, emphasizes the critical role of curating as an act of stewardship for the collection of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century drawings. He reflects on his responsibilities, stressing that every decision must serve the collection's long-term interests and support learning. His recent exhibition, 'Point of View,' explored the construction of gender in Western Europe through 150 works, aiming to deepen the understanding of identity through art. Kang also shares insights on his appreciation for the Whitney Museum's tribute to dance choreographer Ailey, highlighting the balance of centrality and delicacy in art presentations.
Curating is about thinking with and for objects, where stewardship of the collection guides every decision, ensuring that actions serve the long-term interests of the works.
The exhibition 'Point of View' challenged audiences to reflect on gender construction through 150 selected works, demonstrating the evolving understanding of identity through art.
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