Alina Girshovich: This Is Art a Perpetually Relevant Response

Portrait of Alina Girshovich (image © 2022 Alina Girshovich).

 

Alina Girshovich is an independent curator and cultural strategist originally from Latvia, now based in New York.  She works with artists, institutions, and spaces across cultures and disciplines — from Columbia University and the arts in New York to Myanmar and Cuba. Alina is a co-founder of the art collective, Assembly Required, and holds a degree in art history and international relations from Columbia University.

 
 

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