Catherine Morris of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center Discusses Feminism's Enduring Contributions to Visual Culture and Why Women Artists Should Think Ahead

When she was a young girl growing up in Washington, DC all the museums were free to the public and going to a museum was one of her favorite things to do. Then in high school a teacher introduced Catherine Morris to art history, and it was love at first sight. Morris did not know yet that she would grow up to be the curator of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art housed at the Brooklyn Museum. She only knew that art and visual culture was the field she wanted to work in. Today Morris...