Robert Wolterstorff is the director of the Bennington Museum in
Vermont. Prior to working at the Bennington, he worked as an
independent curator and had positions at the Philadelphia Museum of
Art and the Clark Art Institute, among others.
Thomas Denenberg is the director of Shelburne Museum in Vermont.
Before taking his position at Shelburne, he served as chief curator
and deputy director of the Portland Museum of Art. He has taught at
Harvard, Wake Forest, and Boston University and has held
fellowships at the Smithsonian Institution and Winterthur.
Diana Korzenik is professor emerita at the Massachusetts College of
Art. An authority on arts education, she earned her doctorate from
Harvard and is an award-winning author. She is the author of
Objects of American Art Education: Highlights from the Diana
Korzenik Collection.
Alexander Nemerov is a professor of art history at Stanford
University. He specializes in American art and has written many
books on the topic. He has been the recipient of several
fellowships and awards, including the Dean's Award at Stanford. He
previously taught at Yale.
Jamie Franklin is a curator at the Bennington Museum in Vermont
"'Moses is literally discovered by New York modernists,' says Denenberg, who, with Robert Wolterstorff . . . organized Grandma Moses: American Modern [exhibit]" -Hyperallergic.com
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