The Sheila C. Johnson Design Center's (SJDC) mission is to generate an active dialogue on the role of innovative art and design in responding to our contemporary world. Its critical curatorial agenda, provoked by current environmental and social challenges, reflects and advances creative research and pedagogic practices. The exhibition and public programs in its two galleries encourage an interdisciplinary examination of possibility and process, blurring the boundaries between classroom, laboratory, and exhibition, and link the university to local and global debates. The Sheila C. Johnson Design Center has two galleries, the larger Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery and the smaller Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries.
To learn more, visit parsons.edu/sheilacjohnsondesigncenter.
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