Laurel Humble Reflections on Lifelong Learning

Laurel Humble brings nearly two decades of museum education experience to this discussion at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Drawing from her work at MoMA in New York and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, she'll explore how museums create meaningful learning opportunities for older adults. The presentation focuses on thoughtful, collaborative approaches that help museums become welcoming spaces for visitors at every stage of life. This event addresses real challenges that many people face as they grow older—including loss, disability, and ageism—and examines how cultural institutions can offer support and engagement during these transitions. It's a great opportunity for educators, museum professionals, adult learners, and anyone interested in how arts organizations can better serve their aging communities. Expect an insightful conversation grounded in practical experience.