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BmoreArt Interview with René Morales, Curator at PAMM

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This program originally aired on Untitled Radio on Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 3pm EST, live from the Untitled art fair in Miami Beach.

During Untitled, Miami Beach 2017, we invited Cara Ober, founding editor at BmoreArt (a Baltimore-based art magazine, a publication dedicated to critical discourse, artist-centric conversations, and equity in the art world) to conduct a series of interviews with exciting figures in the art world.

On December 7, Cara Ober interviewed René Morales, Curator at PAMM, discussing the current Dara Friedman exhibition at the museum, as well as purposeful, democratic changes in museum culture brought on by architectural and exhibition design.

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