Francisca Rudolph (MAHA '21)
Francisca Rudolph (MAHA ‘21) is an arts administrator and independent curator. She earned dual BFAs in Art History and Mathematics at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Her work explores the digital dissemination of art historical information in the interest of disrupting the hegemonic narratives often found in the online presence of galleries, libraries, archives, and museums. Francisca is interested in an applied art history that offers a lens for thinking about intellectual property law and digital cultural heritage. She currently works as the Administration Director at SITE Galleries at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC).
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Two colored pencil drawings by William J. O'Brien
Two large-scale colored pencil drawings from Professor William J. O’Brien’s exhibition, Freak Flags.