Lecture: Annie V. F. Storr

“Tolerance of Ambiguity: How Art Helps Us Live Better Lives,” Annie V. F. Storr, Resident Scholar at Brandeis University’s Women’s Research Study Center

Storr also teaches in the Museum Studies Program at Harvard University. Previously she served as founding chair of Education Studies at the Corcoran College of Art + Design in Washington, D.C., and Head of Education Programs for the American Alliance of Museums, as well as Director of Arts Management at American University. Her work focuses on the intersection of art history and lifelong education. Her talk will discuss how encounters with art have a nearly unique potential to foster the under-recognized capacity for a “tolerance of ambiguity.”