Interview with Katherine Gressel, curator at the Old Stone House & Washington Park in Brooklyn, about the art exhibition Picturing the Constitution episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 7, 2024 · 18 MIN

Interview with Katherine Gressel, curator at the Old Stone House & Washington Park in Brooklyn, about the art exhibition Picturing the Constitution

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Student Project Manager Ella Layton ’26 interviews Katherine Gressel, curator at the Old Stone House & Washington Park in Brooklyn, about the art exhibition Picturing the Constitution. Gressel discusses the important role of artists when interpreting the Constitution and other political documents such as the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court case. She talks about the value of working with Constitutional scholar Steven Mazie to provide expertise during the curatorial process. Gressel also shares her interest in site specific and participatory art in nontraditional spaces to make art more accessible to engage communities. Read more

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