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Shifting Perspectives: The Cultural Significance of 1950s Black and White Images

Mad Rose Gallery 5916 North Elm Ave, Millerton, NY, United States

Mad Rose Gallery is delighted to host a compelling conversation centered around 1950s black and white photography, focusing on the current Orkin/Engel exhibit entitled "Shifting Perspectives: The Cultural Significance of 1950s Black and White Images.” Guiding this insightful dialogue will be Katie Crum, former President of The Art Museum Partnership, and a Ph.D. in Art History from Columbia University.

Conversations/Artist Talk

Mad Rose Gallery is thrilled to present a thought-provoking conversation focusing on two distinguished area artists, David Crum and Michael Gellatly. Leading […]

In Conversation with the Artists

Join us for an engaging "Conversation" event hosted by Neal Rosenthal on Sunday, February 18, from 3:30 to 5:00 PM at Mad […]

CURATOR’S NOTEBOOK by Neal Rosenthal

While working in West Africa in 2019 on a personal project for The Mad Rose Foundation, our family organization, I had the pleasure of spending several days in the company of an informal artists’ collaborative based in the Fidjrossé district of Cotonou, the commercial capital of Benin,

Conversations Moderated by Lothar Osterburg

Exploring the Immigrant Experience: Navigating Life in a New Country Lothar Osterburg A "conversation" between Peter Stein & Lothar Osterburg A little […]

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