Senior Curator The Senior Curator is responsible for leading the development and delivery of the organization’s curatorial vision, with a focus on modern and contemporary art. The role drives the conceptualization of exhibitions, collection development, and scholarly research, while fostering international collaborations that position the organization as a leading global cultural institution. Roles and Responsibilities Lead the conceptualization, planning, and delivery of major exhibitions, commissions, and long-term collection displays. Develop and shape curatorial narratives that align with the organization’s vision, with a strong focus on global modern and contemporary art. Conduct in-depth research to support exhibitions, publications, and acquisitions, ensuring scholarly excellence. Identify and recommend acquisitions in line with the organization’s collection strategy, working closely with Collections and Acquisitions committees. Build and maintain relationships with artists, collectors, lenders, galleries, and international institutions. Lead international collaborations including loans, touring exhibitions, and joint curatorial projects. Contribute to the development of publications, exhibition catalogues, and interpretive materials. Collaborate with Education and Public Programs teams to translate curatorial content into engaging visitor experiences. Mentor and guide junior curators and research staff, fostering a strong curatorial culture and knowledge-sharing environment. Represent the organization at international conferences, biennales, and art forums, enhancing its global reputation. Work closely with Conservation, Collections, and Exhibitions teams to ensure best practices in display, handling, and care of artworks. Contribute to strategic planning, budgeting, and KPI development within the curatorial department. Ensure compliance with institutional policies, ethical standards, and international best practices. Requirements Advanced degree (MA/PhD) in Art History, Curatorial Studies, or a related field. Minimum 10–15 years of curatorial experience, preferably within major museums or international cultural institutions. Strong expertise in modern and contemporary art, with a global perspective. Proven track record of delivering high-profile exhibitions and publications. Established international network within the art world (artists, institutions, collectors, galleries). Strong leadership and team management experience. Excellent research, writing, and communication skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced, multicultural environment. Key Competencies Curatorial Leadership & Vision Research & Scholarship Exhibition Development International Collaboration Stakeholder Engagement Strategic Thinking Team Leadership & Mentorship