For more about the project, read "The Citizen Curating Project Confronts The Pulse Nightclub Shooting" here The Citizen Curator Project, established in 2014 in Orlando, encourages ordinary citizens to try curating for themselves and to approach the task as a form of public policy consultation. Curating as activism requires that we assume the identity of uninvited consultants who have witnessed catastrophe, deliberated about it, and wish to share our epiphanies and policy recommendations with policy makers and other members of society. Because curating has been crucial to ideas of community in the modern era—for example, museums arose with nations and reflected national priorities—we want citizens to think of curating as another means of building and shaping community, a means of increasing their own agency within a more democratic and participatory process. The Citizen Curator Project invites participants from the area to create a series of exhibitions on various themes. I...
This blog is dedicated to the victims and survivors of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando on June 12, 2016. It presents some of the work produced and gathered by the Citizen Curator Project, based in the College of Arts and Humanities at the University of Central Florida. http://www.cah.ucf.edu/citizencurator/. To see Barry Mauer's "Pulse - A Consultation," scroll to the first entry of this page and click the image to begin the slide show.
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