Delaney Keenan

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT DELANEY KEENAN

Delaney is a curatorial leader, critical thinker, and creative problem solver. She has been involved with all stages of exhibition ideation, research, interpretation, implementation, and logistics. Delaney holds an MA from the Williams Graduate Program in the History of Art and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, BA History of Art, with an interest in exhibitions, the art market, art museums, and research. Professional experience includes The Clark Art Institute, The Morgan Library & Museum, Christie\'s (New York), artnet, and the Worcester Art Museum. At Penn she wrote her senior honours thesis on Spanish 17th century painting (winner of the David M. Robb Thesis Prize & Phi Beta Kappa Thesis Prize), independent study on pricing ephemeral art in the contemporary market, studied abroad at University College London, and completed courses in Legal Studies (ethics, social responsibility, antitrust law, international policy & business law) at the Wharton School of Business. As an active art world participant, Delaney frequents galleries, museums, and art fairs in New York and London, and has conducted multiple independent art historical research projects in Spain, funded by Penn and Williams research grants.