News
Curator of Art Lugene B. Bruno retires
18 January 2022
Effective 15 January 2022 Lugene B. Bruno (assistant curator, 1996–2009; acting curator, 2009–2010; curator, 2010–2022) has retired after nearly 26 years at the Hunt Institute to focus on her own creative pursuits. She is now an Adjunct Research Scholar at the Institute. We wish her well and thank her for everything she has done for the Institute and the Art Department over those years. We will chronicle her many accomplishments in the upcoming spring issue of our Bulletin.
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