The Bristol Art Museum sponsored a virtual presentation by renowned art historian, gallerist, and appraiser Michael Rose on Thursday, November 4.

Rose, who is based in Southern New England, has served as the gallery manager at the historic Providence Art Club, one of the nation’s oldest arts organizations. Through his current freelance work, Rose advises collectors and artists, provides appraisal services, teaches, and completes curatorial projects.

A passionate speaker on art history and art business topics, Michael has presented and taught with numerous organizations. An experienced writer, he has published articles and reviews on art, architecture, and film for Big Red & Shiny and Art New England. In 2021, Rose began producing a weekly art column, “Inside Art,” for Rhode Island news site GoLocalProv. He also continues to write regularly for his blog Fine Art Insights and produces an accompanying podcast.

Michael earned his Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Providence College and his Certificate in Appraisal Studies at New York University. He has completed additional professional development in classes at the Rhode Island School of Design, Appraisers Association of America, and the New England Museum Association. Additionally, he is an alumnus of Practice//Practice, AS220's nationally regarded residency for arts administrators.
  • BLM - The Board of Directors of the Bristol Art Museum mourn the senseless death of George Floyd and all the victims of racial injustice. The Board actively supports efforts to bridge racial disparities, to reject racism, and to work toward making Bristol a much more culturally rich and inclusive community through the arts. The Board believes art fosters learning, contemplation, and critical discourse; it recognizes positive change is achieved through active engagement with the town and residents. Change happens when communities work together to achieve common goals. Therefore, Bristol Art Museum is committed to developing exhibits and programs around equity, respect, and compassion. These are the organization's guiding principles and touchstones for moving forward. 
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