Coffee @ 10: MICHGAN: An American Portrait with Liz Erlewine

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CTAC Petoskey
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Gilbert Gallery
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Liz Erlewine, former Visual Arts Director for Crooked Tree Arts Center, has been curating art exhibitions since 2007. In this gallery talk, Liz will highlight some of her past curatorial projects and share her process for developing and designing art exhibitions. Through a look at past and current projects, she will discuss her interest in collaboration and curating for community, and how that framework shaped Crooked Tree Arts Center's current exhibition, Michigan: An American Portrait. A walkthrough of this exhibition will conclude the Coffee @ 10.


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Featuring

Liz Erlewine

Curator and Lecturer
CTAC Petoskey

Liz Erlewine holds a BFA from the University of Michigan in Printmaking, Painting, and Drawing, and an MFA in Studio Art from Purdue University. She recently served as Crooked Tree Arts Center's Visual Arts Director, and was Purdue University Galleries Director, Head Curator before that.

Her curatorial projects have been exhibited in various locations in Indiana and Michigan, and have even traveled as far as South Korea. Erlewine's curatorial work has been featured in Juxtapoz magazine as well as regional publications.

Currently, Liz Erlewine's focus on community has led her to serve as the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation's Director of Communication and Donor Engagement; she also serves on the board of the Good Hart Artist Residency.

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