Madalyn is a community-engaged art historian and curator.
Her curatorial interests center on modern and contemporary American art and photography with particular attention paid to issues of public engagement, identity, temporality, and eco-criticism.
She has worked in collections management, interpretation, and philanthropy at the Cleveland Museum of Art in addition to curatorial research at The Gund (Kenyon College), and community engaged art history at the Cleveland Public Library.
She earned her Master of Arts in Art History and Museum Studies from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio where she was awarded the Graduate Dean’s Instructional Excellence prize. She also earned a Graduate Certificate in Publicly Engaged Humanities, rooting her curatorial and educational practice in community connection around art.
And, none of this would be possible without Wilbur, the research assistant extraordinaire.
Madalyn Fox 