
Natalie Mead
Chief Curator at the Huntsville Museum of Art in Huntsville, Alabama, with expertise in American art curation and museum education.
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Jul 2, 2026
Episode 9 - Natalie Mead
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8:35TomHOST
Right.

Natalie MeadGUEST
The idea behind a traveling exhibition would be that it's almost like you unpack it and you can put it on the wall and there's not a whole lot to do.

Natalie MeadGUEST
Then there's exhibitions that you are curating or organizing that are from the permanent collection.

Natalie MeadGUEST
So those are things that the museum has actively acquired or accessioned over the years.
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19:03TomHOST
aspects there where there's not a huge background there's not a you know in-depth um sort of background on that particular artist going through whatever they need to do in his or her life to get to that art right it's just kind of uh prompt and based right so i'm curious on how you feel about ar do you think there's space for it in curated museums in the future