Bronx Museum Hires Curator to Assist on $1 M. Art Acquisition Program
The Bronx Museum of the Arts is really on a roll this year, doing all sorts of interesting things to mark its 40th anniversary. It’s made admission free, snagged the honor of commissioning Sarah Sze’s work for the United States’ 2013 Venice Biennale pavilion and now it is mounting a $1 million campaign to add 40 works to its collection. To help with that project, it’s tapped Julieta Gonzalez as an adjunct curator devoted to advising on acquisitions. Ms. Gonzalez is currently chief curator of the recently reopened Museo Rufino Tamayo in Mexico City, and previously served as an assistant curator at Tate Modern. Read More
