Christophe Cherix has been named the new director of MoMA, effective September, succeeding Glenn Lowry, who has led the museum since 1995. Cherix, who has been with the museum since 2007, has a strong history of curatorial excellence, having organized numerous successful exhibitions. His appointment, which received unanimous approval from the board of trustees, is seen as a move that will ensure steady leadership as the museum looks to evolve and thrive in the future. Lowry expressed confidence in Cherix's talents, reinforcing the positive outlook for MoMA under his direction.
Lowry's statement highlights his long-term collaboration: "I have been privileged to work with Christophe for more than 15 years at MoMA, and I am delighted that the board has chosen him to be the next director of the museum."
Marie-Josée Kravis, the board chair, noted Cherix’s qualities: "Christophe's brilliant curatorial leadership in modern and contemporary art, deep insight and passion for MoMA's collection... "
Cherix's track record demonstrates his capabilities: "During this time, Cherix organised many popular and critically acclaimed exhibitions at MoMA, including last year's Ed Ruscha retrospective."
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