Philadelphia Museum of Art Appoints Joanna Robotham and Colm Peare to Curatorial Roles
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has revealed two significant curatorial positions within its Department of Modern Art. Joanna Robotham will take on the role of John Alchin and Hal Marryatt Curator of Contemporary Art, while Colm Peare will become the Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art. Robotham previously worked at the Tampa Museum of Art for ten years, and Peare comes from the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Daniel Weiss, the George D. Widener Director and CEO, expressed enthusiasm for the new appointments, emphasizing that their innovative insights will enhance the museum's mission to support living artists and broaden discussions. Robotham will oversee exhibitions, interpretation, and strategic growth in contemporary art, marking a new era for the museum's curatorial initiatives.
Key facts
- Joanna Robotham appointed John Alchin and Hal Marryatt Curator of Contemporary Art at Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Colm Peare appointed Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Robotham previously worked at Tampa Museum of Art for ten years
- Peare previously worked at Royal Academy of Arts, London
- Daniel Weiss, George D. Widener Director and CEO, commented on the appointments
- Robotham will lead exhibition, interpretation, cultivation, and strategic growth in contemporary art
- Appointments mark a new chapter for the museum's Modern and Contemporary Art department
Entities
Artists
- Joanna Robotham
- Colm Peare
Institutions
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Tampa Museum of Art
- Royal Academy of Arts
Locations
- Philadelphia
- United States
- Tampa
- London
- United Kingdom