Roz Crews is an artist, curator, and educator creating platforms for public dialogue and collaboration. As Associate Curator of Programs at the Williams College Museum of Art, their recent projects include co-organizing Pallavi Sen: Colour Theory (2024) and accompanying publication; developing and implementing public programs for Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation (2024) and Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art (2024); and organizing the project and publication for Tsedaye Makonnen: Refuge used to live among the Hoosic River and the White Oak Trees (2025). With a BA in Public Archaeology from New College of Florida and an MFA in Art and Social Practice from Portland State University, Roz has designed three artist residency programs and held various roles in museums, non-collecting art institutions, public schools, and universities, fostering community engagement through curatorial strategies and educational initiatives.
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