Mennello Museum of Art Appoints Abigail Baeza as Associate Curator of Art and Education
Abigail Baeza has become the Associate Curator of Art and Education at the Mennello Museum of Art, starting her new role this summer. In her capacity, she aims to enhance public access to American art and its narratives through collaborative efforts, exhibitions, and community outreach. Baeza earned her Master of Arts in Religion from Yale Divinity School, specializing in the intersection of religion and visual art, and also holds a Bachelor’s with Honors in Art History from Stanford University. Next year, she is set to curate "Color Deceives: Le Corbusier & Josef Albers" at Stanford, with prior experience in Germany and Los Angeles.
Key facts
- Abigail Baeza is the new Associate Curator of Art and Education at the Mennello Museum of Art.
- She joined the museum in summer 2024.
- Her role involves curatorial research, exhibition-making, and public engagement.
- She holds an M.A.R. from Yale Divinity School with a concentration in religion and visual art.
- She earned a B.A. with Honors in Art History from Stanford University.
- In 2024, she curated Color Deceives: Le Corbusier & Josef Albers at Stanford’s Bowes Art & Architecture Library.
- She supported curatorial projects at the Diözesanmuseum Freising in Germany and Bridge Projects in Los Angeles.
- Her scholarly interests include modern and contemporary art, religion, and visual art.
Entities
Artists
- Abigail Baeza
- Le Corbusier
- Josef Albers
Institutions
- Mennello Museum of Art
- Yale Divinity School
- Stanford University
- Bowes Art & Architecture Library
- Diözesanmuseum Freising
- Bridge Projects
Locations
- Freising
- Germany
- Los Angeles
- United States