Dr. Aaron Rosen
Aaron Rosen, PhD, founded and directs The Parsonage. Aaron is a writer, curator, and non-profit leader, respected internationally for his work in the public humanities, interfaith dialogue, and the arts. Aaron serves as Executive Director of The Clemente Course in the Humanities, a national non-profit delivering transformative, free college courses to underserved communities. Aaron is also Visiting Professor of Sacred Traditions & the Arts at King’s College London, where he taught previously. He served as Director of the Henry Luce III Center for the Arts and Religion in Washington, DC and began his career as a fellow at Yale, Oxford, and Columbia Universities. He received his PhD from the University of Cambridge. His research has been supported by numerous scholarships, awards, and grants, from bodies including the Mellon Foundation, Henry Luce Foundation, and Templeton Religion Trust. Aaron has curated dozens of exhibitions around the world and provided commentary for various outlets, including the BBC, PBS, The Guardian, and Image Journal, where he is the arts editor. He is the author or editor of a dozen books including Art and Religion in the 21st Century, What Would Jesus See?, and A Journey through Art for kids, translated into seven languages.
Advisory Board
Dr. Philip Francis | Professor of Religion, Founder & Director of Seguinland Institute (Georgetown, Maine)
Rev. Dr. Travis Helms | Priest and Writer, Founder of Logos Poetry Collective (Jackson Hole, Wyoming)
Dr. Thomas Marks | Art Critic & Creative Consultant, Founding partner of Marks | Calil (London, United Kingdom)
Sashareen Morgan | Former Director, Social Mobility Commission (London, United Kingdom)
Ran Oron | Principle Architect, ROART (New York City, NY)
Meaghan Ritchey | Curation and Communications at Bridge Projects (San Antonio, TX)
Dr. Elijah Teitelbaum | Editor and Museum Professional (Chicago, Illinois)
Noel Ward | Writer and Editor (Searsport, ME)
Riley Watts | Dancer, Faculty Member, CLI Conservatory (Massachusetts)