Christine Brindza, the James and Louise Glasser curator of art of the American West at Tucson Museum of Art stops by Medicine Man Gallery to discuss the role of museum curation and the path she took to in becoming a western art curator. Christine shares her upbringing and early years as a historical editor at the Whitney Western Art Museum in Cody, Wyoming. After a decade of working for some of the finest western museums and curating exhibits exploring our western roots, Christine took a position at the Tucson Museum of Art where she is currently working. Christine discusses the issues of being a female curator in an area that historically has been dominated by men and how she looks at the field from a female perspective. An interesting art podcast for anyone interested in Western art. The last half of this video is audio-only.