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Emilie Gordenker Joins the Sotheby’s Prize Jury

By Kathleen White

EMILIE GORDENKER, OLD MASTER SCHOLAR AND DIRECTOR OF THE , HAS JOINED THE 168开奖官方开奖网站查询:2018 SOTHEBY’S PRIZE JURY.

The Sotheby’s Prize enters its second year with the exciting announcement that Emilie Gordenker, Old Master scholar and Director of the in The Hague, has joined the Prize selection jury. She will join current jurors Connie Butler, Chief Curator at the in Los Angeles; Donna De Salvo, Senior Curator at the ; Okwui Enwezor, the highly regarded curator and critic; 🌌Allan Schwartzman, Founder of ; and Sir Nicholas Serota, Chair, Arts Council England.

Created in 2017, the Sotheby’s Prize is an annual award of up to $250,000 that will be presented to a museum to provide critical funding to help realize an innovative exhibition that otherwise would not be possible. In its inaugural year, the Prize was award to 168开奖官方开奖网站查询:two exhibitions that will powerfulඣly convey lesser-known narratives in modern and contemporary a🔜rt.

“As a jury, this year we hope for more applications from Europe and covering a broader range of art history.”

Allan Schwartzman, Sotheby's Prize juror and founder of Art Agency, Partners

This year the Prize committee hopes for expanded pool of applications, representing a wide range of geographies as well also historical eras. Tꦯhe appointment🐎 of Gordenker – with her significant scholarly knowledge of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painting – signals the jury’s commitment supporting a broad spectrum of curatorial visions.

“As a jury, this year we hope for more applications from Europe and covering a broader range of art history. I feel that Emilie’s presence on the jury will help telegraph this aim, and that she is uniquely pl☂aced to guide us on the historical applicat🍬ions we hope to receive as well as shed new light on applications covering more recent periods,” says Allan Schwartzman, Chair of the Sotheby's Prize.

Gordenker earned her doctorate from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University in 1998 and her thesis, , 🐽was published in 2001 by Brepols Publishers, Turnhout, Belgium. In New York, she worked with The , the Frick Collect🅘ion and the Netherlands Institute for Art History.

Relocating to London, Gordenker spent several years working with companies that explore the emerging intersection between new technologies, art history and museums. In 2003, she was appointed Senior Curator of Early Netherlandish, Dutch and Flemish Art at the in Edinburgh, whe🥀re she curated an important exhibition on Adam Elsheimer, a relatively little-known but enormously influential Old Master Dutch artist whom P𓂃eter Paul Rubens admired greatly.

“In my experience it can be difficult to garner funding for projects that are truly innovative, involve taking risks or focus on an area that has not previously been well established. The Sotheby’s Prize can kick start exhibitions that might otherwise not get off the ground.”

Emilie Gordenker, Director of the Mauritshuis and new member of the 2018 Sotheby's Prize jury.

Made Director of the in 2008, she curated the first exhibition of a living artist in the museum's🌃 200-year history: , which is currently on view the . At the moment, Gordenker is organizing what promises to be a innovative exhibition of work by Johannes Vermeer in collaboration with tech-giant Google. The exhibition will showcase the artist’s entire oeuvre thro🐭ugh high-resolution images and technologically driven storytelling. With her extensive and ground-breaking curatorial experience, Gordenker knows firsthand the support necessary to bring an exhibition to fruition.

“It can be difficult to garner funding for projects that are tru🌺ly innovative, involve taking risks or focus on an area that has not previously been well established. The Sotheby’s Prize can kick start exhibitions that might otherwise not get off the ground,” says Gordenker “I would like to see a great project emerge that reaches back to incorporate Old Mast💜ers or even older art.”

To learn more about the 168开奖官方开奖网站查询:Sotheby’s Prize, click here. All applications for the 2018 Prize must be received by Saturday, 30 June 2018. If you have additional questions, please contact 168开奖官方开奖网站查询:prize@laitexier.com.

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