The Intersection of Art History Classroom and the Museum, Vassar College, 1 of 4
Title
The Intersection of Art History Classroom and the Museum, Vassar College, 1 of 4
Subject
roseman:Friends_and_Acquaintances_2018
Description
Susan Kuretsky, a friend and colleague in the Art Department, is retiring this year. The Intersection of Art History Classroom and the Museum is a day-long celebration of Susan and her time at Vassar College. The first part of the event started at 2:30 and began with a talk that Susan gave. She then introduced the panel members as they each gave a presentation. Before this event started, I chatted with Karen Robinson. She retired from the Art Department a few years ago, having taught American Art. Emily Warner had been teaching American Art for the last two years. Tom Hill is the director of the Art Library, and Michelle Donnelly is a former student of Susan's and a Curatorial Fellow at the Whitney Museum. See the next three entries.
Creator
Roseman, Harry
Publisher
Online collection published by Vassar College Libraries, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Date
2018-04-27
Format
1 photograph
Type
Text
Identifier
roseman_9289
Image Caption
L-R: Karen Robinson, Emily Warner, Michelle Donnelly, Tom Hill (standing behind the others)
Collection
Citation
Roseman, Harry, “The Intersection of Art History Classroom and the Museum, Vassar College, 1 of 4,” Harry Roseman: A Chronicle, accessed October 4, 2026, https://roseman.vassarspaces.net/items/show/12946.