New York, NY The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has appointed Christophe Cherix as its new director, effective immediately. Cherix, who previously served as the Chief Curator of Drawings and Prints, brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the museum's collection and mission to the role.
Cherix joined MoMA in 2010 and has been instrumental in shaping the museum's collection of works on paper. His curatorial expertise and commitment to showcasing both established and emerging artists have earned him widespread respect in the art world.
"Christophe's vision for the future of MoMA is inspiring, and we are confident that he will lead the museum with passion and integrity," said a statement from the MoMA board of trustees. "His deep knowledge of art history and his dedication to engaging with contemporary art make him the ideal choice to guide MoMA into the next chapter."
Cherix's appointment comes at a pivotal time for MoMA, as the museum continues to navigate the evolving landscape of the art world and seeks to connect with diverse audiences. He is expected to build upon MoMA's legacy of innovation and excellence, ensuring that the museum remains a vital hub for artistic expression and cultural exchange. He will be focusing on modern art and contemporary art during his tenure.
Christophe Cherix Named New Director of Museum of Modern Art
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced Christophe Cherix as its new director. Cherix, currently the head of the museum's drawings and prints department, will be stepping into the leadership role. The promotion signals a focus on continuing MoMA's tradition of showcasing groundbreaking art and engaging with contemporary artistic trends. This appointment marks a significant moment for the institution.