Danielle Ogden, holds an MA in Art History and Certification in Museum Studies from Boston University and an E.dM in Education from Harvard University.

Danielle is currently on faculty in the department of Visual and Performing Arts at Fairfield University, teaching Modern and Contemporary Art and the History, Theory and Practice of Museums. She also serves as Museum Specialist in Adult Learning at the Aldrich Museum Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT. Prior to this she supported the launch of the National Gallery Singapore, as Senior Manager of Adult Learning and Access Programs. Danielle has over 15 years of experience curating public programs at corporate and cultural institutions worldwide. She has led gallery tours, trained educators, lectured, and built programs for adult audiences at national and international organizations including: The Museum of Modern Art, NYC; Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, MA; Museum of Contemporary Art Westport; The Flinn Galley, Greenwich, CT; Newport Restoration Foundation, Newport, RI, and The British National Trust.

She is a member of The New England Museum Association, Yale University Art Gallery Teaching Leadership Program, and serves on the Curatorial Board for Discoveries in American Art.

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MY Philosophy:

"With over fifteen years of experience in the art world, my goal is to teach audiences, artists, and clients to look closely, think thoughtfully and use art to build and generate deep learning, personal discovery and joy.”

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MY Philosophy:

"With over fifteen years of experience in the art world, my goal is to teach audiences, artists, and clients to look closely, think thoughtfully and use art to build and generate deep learning, personal discovery and joy.”