Beach Museum of Art on the GMCF Community Hour Show Episode 325

We talk with Beach Museum of Art curator Eileen Wong about building exhibitions that welcome everyone, from clear label writing to creating a space where curiosity is the point. We preview Homeslash Land Wazhazhe Artists Speak, a bilingual English and Wazhazhe exhibition featuring three Osage Nation artists, plus ways to celebrate and show up for the museum this season.  • Eileen Wong’s path from New York to Kansas and 11 years at the Beach Museum of Art  • What a curator does day to day, from research to gallery layout to writing wall labels  • Writing about art without “shop talk” so first-time visitors feel included  • Homeslash Land Wazhazhe Artists Speak opening August 18 and why “Wazhazhe” matters  • Making the exhibition bilingual with a Wazhazhe language translator  • Spotlight on Norman Akers, Anita Fields, and Ryan Redcorn plus new installations  • Upcoming events including the August 20 celebration and the October 9 Beach Ball  • The Beach Museum mission after 30 years and why we say art is for everyone  So please come, everyone, come to check out what’s going on at the beach.  GMCF CFAs