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I Would’ve Ripped It Out and Kept It Forever

Curated by J. English Cook
Works by Hailey Kenton and Nora Normile
Opening reception: March 10, 2015, 5–7 PM
On view: March 11 – 14, 2015
80WSE Galleries
80 Washington Square East
New York, NY 10003

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The New York University Curatorial Collaborative

The NYU Curatorial Collaborative began as a student-led initiative in 2014, designed to pair graduate student curators from the Institute of Fine Arts’ MA and PhD programs in Art History with rising seniors from the Steinhardt School’s Department of Art and Art Professions BFA program in Studio Art. Now in its fifth year, the NYU Curatorial Collaborative fosters interdisciplinary teamwork that prepares both the artists and art historians for future projects in their respective fields. Each year, the Collaborative hosts six student exhibitions—one group exhibition curated by three Institute students held at The Commons gallery and five exhibits at 80WSE Gallery featuring student artists from Steinhardt’s Senior Honor Studio, each curated by one Institute student.

Read a statement by Professor Edward J. Sullivan about the collaborative.

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