Andrew Winslow Named Collections Manager at The Cloisters

Andrew Winslow has been appointed collections manager at The Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's branch dedicated to medieval art. The museum is currently reframing its narrative of medieval art, and Winslow's role will involve overseeing the care and management of the collection. Winslow, who has a background in art handling and collections management, embraces the challenge of working within a museum that is reinterpreting its holdings. The Cloisters, located in Fort Tryon Park in Manhattan, houses a renowned collection of medieval European art and architecture. Winslow's appointment comes as the museum seeks to present a more inclusive and nuanced view of the Middle Ages. He will be responsible for the physical care of objects, including installation, storage, and movement. Winslow's previous experience includes work at other cultural institutions. The museum's reframing effort is part of a broader trend in the art world to reassess historical narratives. Winslow's role is crucial in ensuring that the collection is preserved and accessible for future exhibitions and research.