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MoMA Names New Design Curator

By Staff Reporter of the Sun | July 24, 2008

Juliet Kinchin will join the staff of the Museum of Modern Art as a curator in the department of architecture and design, the museum announced today.

Ms. Kinchin comes to MoMA from the Glasgow School of Art, where she was a senior lecturer of art and design. She has also taught at the Bard Graduate Center for Study in the Decorative Arts and was a curator of decorative arts in several Glasgow museums and art galleries and at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Ms. Kinchin's specialty is 19th- and 20th-century art and design. At MoMA her role will encompass the organization of exhibitions, management of the collection, and acquisition of works related to the history of modern design.


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