Museums as Gifts to Universities: Case Study Magnes to UC Berkeley
How good does WMA get? Well, check out this session from last year’s conference in Portland entitled, “Museums as Gifts to Universities.”
It’s got fundraising, collections issues, administration, technology, new leaders, drama and networking all wrapped into one…
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Ripped from the headlines: “Hammer Museum to UCLA” (1994); “University of Tulsa Celebrates Partnership with Gilcrease” (2008); “Pacific Northwest College of Art and Museum of Contemporary Craft Become One” (2008); “Loyola University, Chicago Getting The Cuneo Museum and Gardens as Gift” (2009); “Magnes Museum to Become Part of University of California Berkley” (2010). What’s the trend? With these and other specific examples in mind, this panel will explore the implications of troubled museums being “gifted” to institutions of higher education and the business model of university art museums. Being presented in partnership with the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries.
- Moderator: Carin Jacobs, Director, Center for the Arts, Religion and Education, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California
- Presenters:
- James G. Leventhal, Deputy Director for Development, Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco, California
- Jill Hartz, Executive Director, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Eugene, Oregon
- Tom Manley, President, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon
WMA Portland 2010: Museums as Gifts to Universities from PNCA on Vimeo.
