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David A. Ross

Ross, David A.

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David A. Ross has a 40-year career as an art museum professional and educator. He is currently the chair of the MFA Art Practice program at the School of Visual Arts. Career highlights include curatorial and senior leadership positions at the Everson Museum of Art, the Long Beach Museum of Art, and the University Art Museum at UC Berkeley; and directorships at Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Ross was also the co-founder and president of the Artists’ Pension Trust, a pioneering financial planning program for working artists; has lectured at various universities across the country; and has served as a juror and commissioner at a broad range of international shows and exhibitions.

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    David A. Ross

  • Personal name

    Ross, David A.

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Featured books

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  • Bill Viola

    Representative edition published 2012

    Open Work
  • Cai Guo-Qiang

    Representative edition published 2006

    Open Work
  • Quotidiana

    Representative edition published 2000

    Open Work
  • Seeing Time

    Representative edition published 2000

    Open Work
  • Between spring and summer

    Representative edition published 1990

    Open Work
  • Binationale

    Representative edition published 1988

    Open Work
  • The Binational

    Representative edition published 1988

    Open Work
  • The art of David Em

    Representative edition published 1988

    Open Work
  • The First Texas triennial exhibition, 1988

    Representative edition published 1989

    Open Work
  • Southland video anthology, 1976-77

    Representative edition published 1977

    Open Work