Doral Contemporary Art Museum presents Women of Vision: Women of Public Art

Thursday, March 5th at 6pm the Doral Contemporary Art Museum (DORCAM) will celebrate International Women’s Day with a panel about women in Public Art at the Doral Government Center. ‘Women of Vision: Women in Public Art’ is part of the museum’s programming to advance women’s leadership in the arts, education, and enterprise, and this would be the third year in a row the museum will be having an event to celebrate women’s contribution to the arts. The conversation during the event will highlight the accomplishments and contributions of women in this important field.

• Dr. Carol Damian, Ph.D., will be our panel moderator. Dr. Damian is the Kislak Center Curator at Freedom Tower, art historian and former Professor of Art History and Chairperson of the Department of Art and Art History at Florida International University, and former Director and Chief Curator of the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum
• Amanda Sanfilippo Long, Curator + Artist Manager for Art in Public Places Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs
• Artist Carola Bravo, Founder and Director of HARTVEST Project, Winner Artist of Open Call for a Baptist Health Doral Campus new sculpture
• Artist Kerry Phillips, 2018 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art nominee, creator of ‘Midden’, a monumental ephemeral sculpture at Deering State’s Spring Show 2019
• Artist Liene Bosquê, Wavemaker and Ellies Award winner for HamacaS Project, a public participatory program currently on view at MOCA North Miami