Meaghan Ritchey
Meaghan Ritchey

Meaghan is the Publisher of The Curator. She serves a variety of organizations through her consulting firm MaKeR Projects.

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Why Criticism Matters

From the NYT article Masters of the Form The Function of Criticism at the Present Time “The critical power is of lower rank than the creative. True; but in assenting to this proposition, one or two things are to be kept in mind. It is undeniable that the exercise of a creative power, that a […]

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Why Criticism Matters

From the NYT article Master of the Form Democratic Vistas “Our fundamental want today in the United States, with closest, amplest reference to present conditions, and to the future, is of a class, and the clear idea of a class, of native authors, literatuses, far different, far higher in grade than any yet known, sacerdotal, […]

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Why Criticism Matters

From the NYT article Masters of the Form “Criticism demands of the critic a terrible nakedness: a real critic has no one but himself to depend on. He can never forget that all he has to go by, finally, is his own response, the self that makes and is made up of such responses — […]

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Why Criticism Matters

From the NYT article Master of the Form The Function of Criticism “The most important qualification which I have been able to find, which accounts for the peculiar importance of the criticism of practitioners, is that a critic must have a very highly developed sense of fact. This is by no means a trifling or […]

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Why Criticism Matters

From the New York Times article Master of the Form: The Function of Criticism Today “Any critic who is any good is going to write out of a profound inner struggle between what has been and what must be, the values he is used to and those which presently exist, between the past and the […]

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The Four Holy Gospels

This project was truly an artistic expression of global Christianity— there in Chelsea of all places, we were at the heart of a transgression of cultural & religious boundaries.

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Who Would Michael Eisner Hire?

From the WSJ Magazine, the former Disney CEO has reinvented himself as author and new-media entrepreneur. Seeing the potential to reach larger audiences than ever via the Web, the complex mogul talks about the transformation of media from caveman days to those ahead and how content really is king: “I would much rather hire an executive […]

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From the Stoops of the South Bronx

Our hunt for a home led us to the outer boroughs.

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