Centred Special: Brian Meehan interviews Madeline Lennon

While artists and art galleries often garner the majority of public attention and acclaim, there are pivotal figures operating behind the scenes who play a crucial role in shaping the landscape of visual arts in a city or region. One such individual is Madeline Lennon. Her enduring passion for visual arts has had a profound and lasting impact on the art scene in London. Her influence, though subtle, is deeply and widely felt and passionately expressed.

Brian Meehan, the former Executive Director of Museum London, had the opportunity to interview Madeline Lennon, a retired professor from Western University, a noted author, and a champion of regional visual arts. Their discussion delved into the breadth and depth of Madeline's work, examining her contributions at an organizational level and in her interactions with the artists themselves. Their conversation offers valuable insights into the tireless efforts of Madeline's work behind the scenes to bring visual arts to life and to the place that she calls home. 

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