Making Their Mark Forum | Sandra Jackson-Dumont, Kymberly Pinder, Karen Rosner, and Lauren Cornell

The System Reimagined – The Future of Arts Education and Research Sandra Jackson-Dumont, Cultural Strategist, Curator, and Educator; Getty President's Scholar Kymberly Pinder, Ph.D., Stavros Niarchos Foundation Dean, Yale School of Art Karen Rosner, Independent Consultant, Former Director of Visual Arts for the NYC Dept. of Education Moderated by Lauren Cornell, Artistic Director, Hessel Museum, Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College Leading educators, artists, and policymakers convene to reimagine the systems shaping how women artists are taught, mentored, and researched. Examining the full educational pipeline—from public school classrooms to art schools and museums—the panel explores how pedagogy, institutional culture, and access can evolve to better support women’s creative development. Led by Bard College’s Lauren Cornell, and featuring perspectives from curator and educator Sandra Jackson-Dumont, Yale School of Art Dean Kym Pinder, and arts administrator Karen Rosner, the session considers new models of mentorship, curriculum design, and scholarship that center equity, representation, and long-term visibility for women in the arts. To learn more, visit makingtheirmark.org