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Rachel Haidu and Helen Molesworth in Conversation

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Covers of two books: Open Questions by Helen Molesworth (depicting a painting of a coffee cup next to a glass of orange juice), and Each One Another: The Self in Contemporary Art by Rachel Haidu (depicting a multi-colored, semi-figurative painting by Amy Sillman
Covers of two books: Open Questions by Helen Molesworth (depicting a painting of a coffee cup next to a glass of orange juice), and Each One Another: The Self in Contemporary Art by Rachel Haidu (depicting a multi-colored, semi-figurative painting by Amy Sillman

About the Program

The publications Open Questions and Each One Another attack two core questions: how does one find “oneself” in art? And what do museums, universities, and art history have in common, as tools and obstacles in that search? Open Questions brings curator Helen Molesworth’s groundbreaking “How to Install Art as a Feminist” to her own self-discovery as a queer woman in an art history lecture hall; art historian Rachel Haidu’s Each One Another discusses how selfhood is felt or perceived as shapes, characters, and roles in art. In conversation together these two authors will unfold some of the ways that art surpasses academic doxa to present new questions about pleasure, identity, and the one looking.

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