Robert and Martha Berman Lipp Chief Curator

The Chief Curator directs the Institute's museum program, overseeing the care, exhibition, acquisition, research, and interpretation of art collections including paintings and sculptures. This role involves supervising the Curatorial department, developing special exhibitions that explore contemporary critical perspectives, and cultivating relationships with donors, lenders, and the public. The Chief Curator also engages in scholarly research, teaching, and publishing while participating in high-level institute planning committees.