Thelma Golden

Acclaimed chef Marcus Samuelsson, renowned for his cross-cultural approach to cooking, joins Thelma Golden, a distinguished art curator. They explore how food connects communities and cultures, sharing poignant anecdotes from their culinary journeys. Samuelsson discusses the celebration of modern Black cuisine and its rich roots while advocating for a diverse and inclusive culinary narrative. They highlight the importance of nurturing a love for cooking in children, emphasizing how shared meals foster connections and community spirit.

Thelma Golden, a Museum Director, talks about diversifying the art world, creating new narratives in curatorial practice, the power of art in creating dialogue, and her experiences serving in arts institutions. They also discuss collaboration, shared interests, and the power of curatorial practice in this entertaining podcast.

Thelma Golden, Director and Chief Curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem, shares her fascinating journey in the arts. She discusses the museum's vital role in community engagement and how cultural legacies influence personal identity. Golden emphasizes the need for adaptability in cultural institutions and the power of emergent strategies within Black-led organizations. The conversation also touches on the transformative potential of art in fostering community growth and innovation for future generations.