Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
Curators Are "Cornell Now"
Following a yearlong strategic planning process, the Johnson Museum has committed to pursuing endowments for three curatorial positions—Curator of Asian Art, Curator of European Art before 1800, and Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art & Photography—as our fundraising priority.
previous entriesOur Strategic Vision
The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art is profoundly educational, and education is the context for all its activities. In particular, the Museum preserves, acquires, displays, and interprets works of art of quality, in the broadest sense of the term and in their most relevant cultural, historical, and social context, to further the educational goals of the students of Cornell University, area schoolchildren, and the general public.
Our Plan
Our Plan
Strengthen the permanent collection. Improve the visitor experience. Enhance preservation, documentation, and storage of the collection. Continue to strengthen the Museum’s relationship with Cornell faculty, students, and staff. Continue to strengthen the Museum’s relationship with the local community with our OMNI program.
Our Priorities
Support for collections, exhibition, outreach, and positions, as well as our annual fund.
The Museum in the News
Museum Tour with Frank Robinson
Johnson Museum Contacts
Director
Stephanie Wiles
The Richard J. Schwartz Director
wiles@cornell.edu
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Matt Braun |
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Giving at the Johnson Museum
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Museum Events
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