About this program
Join Jackson Davidow, an art historian and Project Manager in the Public Engagement department, for a series of conversations that explore LGBTQ histories within the YCBA’s collection. Each session considers lesser-known artworks of different media from the eighteenth century to the present that uncover hidden narratives, challenge traditional interpretations, and illuminate the lives and legacies of important queer individuals in British art history.
About Jackson Davidow
Jackson Davidow is an art historian, writer, and curator who currently serves as a Project Manager in the Public Engagement Division at the Yale Center for British Art. He has published essays in the New York Times, Boston Globe Magazine, The Baffler, Boston Review, Poetry, and throughout the art press, and his academic articles have appeared in American Art and ASAP/Journal, as well as in the edited volumes Modernism, Art, Therapy and Otherwise: Imagining Queer Feminist Art Histories.
Find Your Story Here
British art is expansive and inclusive. Find yourself in our collection through these intimate talks in our galleries and Study Room followed by refreshments and connection.
Register
Preregistration is required for this program. Please contact ycba.studyroom@yale.edu to register.
