Paula Crown and Sarah Arison
Paula Crown is joined by Sarah Arison on a thought-provoking discussion exploring how contemporary art can foster dialogue, challenge assumptions and inspire social awareness. The conversation examines the unique role art plays in shaping culture and engaging communities through creative expression.
This event is free to all Intersect ticket holders. Space is limited, please RSVP below.
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About Sarah Arison
Sarah Arison is President of Arison Arts Foundation, a private grant-making organization that supports emerging artists and the institutions that foster them. She was immersed in the arts from a young age by her grandparents, visionary philanthropists Ted and Lin Arison, who founded Arison Arts Foundation, YoungArts, and the New World Symphony, among their many philanthropic endeavors.
Arison is active across a broad cross-section of national arts organizations. She is President of the Board of the Museum of Modern Art, and Chair of the Board of YoungArts; she serves on the boards of MoMA PS1, American Ballet Theatre, The Kitchen and Aspen Art Museum; she is a trustee of Lincoln Center, New World Symphony and Serpentine Americas Foundation.
Arison has also ventured into film producing, supporting projects that shed light on lesser known aspects of the arts.