The Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago
Joshi Radin Flores has a strong background in the arts and environmental activism. With a Master's degree in Visual and Critical Studies and experience in photography, Joshi has worked in various roles such as Manager of Development, Faculty Lecturer, Curatorial Initiatives Program Coordinator, and Program Manager. Joshi's expertise also extends to curating exhibitions and leading environmental justice programming projects. With a BA in English Literature, Joshi brings a diverse skill set to their work in the arts and sustainability fields.
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The Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago
Founded in 1915, the "Ren" is a non-collecting museum of contemporary art that renowned program of international exhibitions and new music. The Renaissance Society is at its core a space of possibility. For artists, we offer an unfettered platform for bold experimentation. Our work with artists frequently results in newly commissioned art, and these presentations in our gallery at the University of Chicago spur further scholarly and creative reflections in our publications and public programs. For visitors, we offer intimate opportunities to engage deeply with art and artists who provide critical responses to our present moment. All exhibitions and events are free to attend. Visitors to the Ren find a uniquely intimate platform for encountering artistic expressions that give form to, challenge, and complicate currents in contemporary thought. Events—including artist talks, lectures, screenings, concerts, readings, and more—offer further opportunities for discovery and discussion. We maintain robust archives, which can be accessed by all visitors, art historians, students, and other institutions by making an appointment.