I organize public programs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Prior to this, I coordinated MoMA's global art history research initiative, Contemporary & Modern Art Perspectives (C-MAP). In 2015, I earned a master's degree in art history with distinction from The University of Georgia. In my research, I focus on the art of post-Socialist Central and Eastern Europe. My thesis compares two sites of urban public art, Memento Park in Budapest and Skopje 2015 in Macedonia, in terms of monuments and memory. This project is informed by the work I did at the Ludwig Museum of Contemporary in Budapest while on a Fulbright research grant. Previously, I worked in book publishing, with experience in marketing, editing, and website development and management. Since 2008, I have written a blog about contemporary art called Art Ravels.Learn more about recent projects on my website: www.linneawest.com.
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