Heidi H.

Heidi H. has a diverse background in the art field. Heidi started their career as a Student Employee at the Rare Book and Manuscript Library in 2014, where they gained valuable experience in curatorial work. Heidi then went on to complete a Curatorial Graduate Internship at the same institution, further expanding their knowledge and skills.

In 2016, Heidi joined the Richard Gray Gallery as an Associate Registrar and Associate Director of Research and Archives. Their role there involves managing the registration process and conducting research and documentation.

Later in 2016, Heidi became an Archivist at the Evelyn Statsinger Cohen Foundation. Their responsibilities include organizing and preserving archival materials related to the foundation's work.

Additionally, in 2016, Heidi served as a Curatorial Intern at the Elmhurst Art Museum, where they gained practical experience in curatorial practices.

Overall, Heidi's work experience demonstrates their passion for the art field and their expertise in various aspects of art management, research, and preservation.

Heidi H. attended the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign from 2011 to 2015, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree. Their degree was in Art History, Criticism and Conservation, and they also studied French during their time at the university.