Erin Kuykendall

Erin Kuykendall

Administrator @American Friends Of Attingham

New York, NY, US
EMAILS
e••••••••@americanfriendsofattingham.org
MOBILE NUMBERS
+17•••••••80

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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2022 — Present

Administrator @American Friends Of Attingham

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New York, NY, US

The American Friends of Attingham is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit that assists The Attingham Trust, a British charitable organization, by recruiting applicants residing in the United States and supporting their residential and virtual studies of British collections, architecture, landscapes and the social history of country houses and royal palaces. The American Friends of Attingham welcomes direct gifts from alumni and supporters to encourage the preservation and interpretation of our shared cultural heritage and cutting-edge research by the next generation of historians.

EDUCATION

2011

Attingham Summer School

English Country Houses and Collections

N/A

University of Virginia

BA contributing, historic archaeological field school with Preservation Virginia

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William & Mary

BA, History & Anthropology, Certificate in Public History

2009

The University of Virginia School of Architecture

Field school in historic preservation with Falmouth Heritage Renewal

2009 — 2011

University of Delaware

MA, American Material Culture

SKILLS

Art ExhibitionsHistoric PreservationArchitectural HistoryHistoryArchaeologyHistorical InterpretationMuseumsArchival ResearchHistorical ResearchMuseum EducationCommunity OutreachAnthropologyVolunteer ManagementMuseum CollectionsPhotoshopArt HandlingArchivesAmerican HistoryNonprofitsCultural HeritageArt HistoryCurating

ABOUT ERIN KUYKENDALL

Erin Kuykendall is a curator, educator, and historian skilled at creating lively narratives that resonate with diverse museum audiences. Her research and interpretation foregrounds the materiality of collections by using objects, their makers, and users as tangible links to both past and present. Erin\'s passion for the intersection of culture, art, architecture, and politics, draws from her MA at the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture, the Attingham Summer School, and her BA from The College of William and Mary. Her archaeological fieldwork and historic preservation experience in the upper south is the foundation for her continued expertise in Atlantic world history. Specialties: 17th- to 20th-century material culture, particularly as the objects and people dovetail with art, literature, politics, and religion in society; researching; academic and exhibition writing; interpretation; public speaking; project management; arts education

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