In this course on anti-racist approaches to art museums today, we have explored the history of racism within museums, the current state of diversity and inclusion efforts in the art world, and strategies for creating more equitable spaces. We have discussed the importance of challenging colonial narratives, amplifying marginalized voices, and actively working towards dismantling systems of oppression within museum institutions.

As we move forward, it is essential to continue engaging in critical conversations, fostering collaborations with communities of color, and advocating for structural change within art museums. By centering anti-racism in our practices, we can work towards a more inclusive and socially just art world that truly reflects the diversity of human experience.

It has been my pleasure to share this information with you. I hope that you come back to the resources again & again as you need them. Please share your experiences in the course with friends & colleagues who you think would benefit from this training. Also, please complete the course survey at the end of this lesson.

If you're interested in taking an even deeper dive into these subjects, BCI's five-corse certificate program launches in 2025.

I hope to see you again soon!

All My Best,