Yonit Aronowicz
"I find it equally challenging and rewarding to teach people about art and its history, while thinking of innovative ways to make it accessible for everyone. As an educator, one must create a storyline in order to put artists, movements and theory into context. But for me, it is also about making visitors feel ‘at home’ in an unfamiliar territory, especially in overwhelmingly grand museums like the Orsay or the Louvre. I place a strong emphasis on engaging my group in conversations about the works we encounter. As a guide I am offering a certain perspective, but I believe that we all have an ‘equal right’ and an ability to interpret art. A great guide is also a good listener and a learner. I see my work as an amazing opportunity to meet new people, who share their own eye-opening thoughts and ideas about the art on display. Teaching is a never-ending learning process."
My favorite place in Paris for seeing great contemporary and classic photography is The Maison Européenne de la Photographie
Yonit is a museum professional and art historian whose research focuses on contemporary photography, archival art, and visual culture. She holds a Ph.D. in Art and Visual Culture from Paris Cité University, an M.A. in Museology from the Reinwardt Academy in Amsterdam, and a B.A. in Art History and French Studies from Tel Aviv University. Before moving to Paris, she worked as a museum educator and curatorial assistant at the Shpilman Institute for Photography in Tel Aviv. She has also interned at The Hague Museum of Photography and worked as a researcher at the Roman Vishniac Archive at the International Center of Photography in New York City. When not leading a Muse tour, you can find Yonit exploring her list of 'must-see' exhibits in Paris or enjoying a glass of rosé in good company.
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