The High Museum of Art announced last month that Lauren Tate Baeza will be the museum’s curator of African Art. Before taking this new position Baeza was the director of exhibition at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
“Lauren’s depth of experience in not only museums but also community organizations focused on education and outreach, and her considerable accomplishments as a curator, scholar and leader, make her uniquely positioned to guide the future of our African art department,” Rand Suffolk, director of the High Museum, says of this new hire.
Tate Baeza joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes to talk about her new role as curator, and what she hopes to accomplish while working for the High Museum.
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