Almost everything has changed in some way or another over the last year and a half, and the world of presenting and experiencing art is no exception. In this episode we talk to Rosemary Thompson, VP Corporate, Public Affairs and Marketing at the National Gallery of Canada, about helping to lead Canada’s premier public art institution through the practical and social change that has come about through the pandemic. Candid, insightful and deeply human, Rosemary shares her experiences and perspective as the Gallery opens with a blockbuster exhibition that is very much presented through a contemporary lens. If you’ve missed art and wondered what the future of exhibitions might look like, then this episode is for you.
Almost everything has changed in some way or another over the last year and a half, and the world of presenting and experiencing art is no exception. In this episode we talk to Rosemary Thompson, VP Corporate, Public Affairs and Marketing at the National Gallery of Canada, about helping to lead Canada’s premier public art institution through the practical and social change that has come about through the pandemic. Candid, insightful and deeply human, Rosemary shares her experiences and perspective as the Gallery opens with a blockbuster exhibition that is very much presented through a contemporary lens. If you’ve missed art and wondered what the future of exhibitions might look like, then this episode is for you.