Miranda Kyle
Curator of Indigenous Arts of the Americas @Michael C. Carlos Museum
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WORK HISTORY
Curator of Indigenous Arts of the Americas @Michael C. Carlos Museum
The Curator of the Indigenous Arts of the Americas serves on a team of highly skilled collections, education, and administrative staff, and provides leadership for cross-departmental collaboration within the museum, across Emory’s campuses, and across institutions in Atlanta. The Curator works in support of the Museum’s mission to provide innovative public programming, and critical engagement with objects, their makers, and the cultures they represent. The Curator develops and present exhibitions, make acquisitions, stewards donors, researches, documents, and publishes the collections, develops didactic materials and programming, works with faculty and students, and establishes and maintain strong community and institutional relationships across campus, in Atlanta, throughout the South and the Indigenous communities the Museum serves.
EDUCATION
Edinburgh College of Art
M.A., Painting and Drawing
Savannah College of Art and Design
Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), Sculpture
Bladen Community College
Associate of Science (A.S.)
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), Painting and Sculpture
ABOUT MIRANDA KYLE
I am a curator, cultural strategist, and executive arts leader with over fifteen years of…
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