A conversation with author Christine Ross about her new book “Art for Coexistence: Unlearning the Way We See Migration”. Ross is a professor of contemporary art history at McGill University and uses that lens to examine contemporary art’s response to migration crises around the globe. Can art provide an emotional gateway to humanizing the life-threatening journey of migrants?

Ep. 84: Author Christine Ross "Art for Coexistence: Unlearning the Way We See Migration”

Step into the studios, galleries, museums and boardrooms of the art world with Art Sense. Join host Craig Gould in insightful, one-on-one conversations that delve deep into the minds of art world thought leaders. From compelling authors to visionary technologists, this podcast explores the diverse perspectives of art historians, curators, museum directors, artists, and business leaders, offering listeners an enriching journey through the origins of masterpieces to the emerging horizon of art and innovation shaping our cultural landscape.

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Ep. 84: Author Christine Ross "Art for Coexistence: Unlearning the Way We See Migration”

Ep. 84: Author Christine Ross "Art for Coexistence: Unlearning the Way We See Migration”

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