Meet the Curator

Grace Peck

 

About Grace

Grace Peck holds a Master of Arts in Museum Studies from the Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici in Florence, where her studies deepened her passion for the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage. Following her graduation, Grace started her career contributing to educational efforts of museums such as the Tang and MASS MoCA. She currently serves as the Archivist for Washington County, where she manages historical collections and oversees archival documentation.

During her graduate studies, Grace's dissertation explored innovative approaches to curatorial practice, focusing on creative solutions for exhibition development. Her research included collaborations with the George Eastman Museum and the Shelburne Museum, where she studied exhibition design and curation within the evolving landscape of contemporary museums and art spaces.

 

Now, as the curator for the Landscapes for Landsakes Exhibition, Grace seeks to bring fresh perspectives, celebrating the diverse artistry of the region.