Georgia Erger is Associate Curator at the Frye Art Museum. Previously, she held the position of Assistant Curator at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, where she curated solo exhibitions including Claudia Rankine and John Lucas: Situations and Caroline Monnet: Bridging Distance, as well as group and collections-based exhibitions including Hyper Text: The Video Essay and the Expanded Field of Audiovisuality; Visual Citizenship; and Nature Morte. During her tenure, Georgia also assisted in the organization of other major exhibitions and accompanying catalogues, such as The Edge of Things: Dissident Art under Repressive Regimes; David Lamelas: Fiction of a Production; and Michigan Stories: Mike Kelley and Jim Shaw. Prior to joining the MSU Broad in 2017, Georgia was a Curatorial Fellow at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where she curated a year-long series of exhibitions and public programs for the Hawn Gallery. She holds an MA (Distinction) in Art History from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a BA in Art History and English from the University of Toronto.
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