(New York, NY) William B. Beekman, Co-President of the FRench American Museum Exchange (FRAME), has announced the appointment of Marguerite d\u2019Aprile Quigley as the new Executive Director of FRAME North America, effective January 15, 2020. In this position, Ms. Quigley will advocate for and support participation of 16 North American art museums with their French counterparts in this distinguished international cultural collaborative. She will succeed Luisa Adrianzen Guyer.<\/p>\n
Ms. Quigley is an experienced executive with over 25 years of successful leadership in arts management, exhibition and program development, and communications within cultural organizations and higher education institutions. She served as the Director of Communications for the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University through its initial period of rapid growth and as the Director of External Affairs for the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, where she worked with more than 400 arts organizations across the state. Prior to these positions, Quigley worked with internationally renowned curators and scholars in America, France, and Italy as a senior editor of the J. Paul Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus, a seven-volume reference work published by Oxford University Press, and an embedded digital translator which facilitates the interchange of cultural information and programming of all sorts. Most recently, Quigley was the Founding Director of the Center for Arts Programming at Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts in Old Lyme, CT, where she developed a robust series of exhibitions, lectures, art programs, workshops and cultural collaborations for the Connecticut Shoreline community.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are delighted to welcome Marguerite, and we are excited to embrace her broad knowledge, collaborative spirit, strategic communication skills, and deep experience in helping us to build FRAME\u2019s recognition and resources over the next decade,\u201d said Beekman.<\/p>\n
Anne-Sol\u00e8ne Rolland, Director of the Mus\u00e9es de France and Co-President of FRAME in France, is \u201centhusiastic about welcoming Marguerite d\u2019Aprile Quigley as the new Executive Director of FRAME in North America and soon building with her \u2013 and with the other members of the Board \u2013 the future of our organization\u201d. As her counterpart in France, Emilie Vanhaesebroucke is \u201clooking forward to forging close relationships with Marguerite and to working in tandem with her to the benefit of the FRAME network.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is an honor for me to accept this prestigious appointment and build on the tremendous vision of FRAME\u2019s founder, the late Elizabeth Rohatyn, and the partnerships established by my esteemed colleagues in both North America and France,\u201d said Quigley. She went on to say, \u201cI am also delighted to return to work in international cultural collaborations, which is how my career first began.\u201d<\/p>\n
Quigley holds bachelor\u2019s degrees in art history and applied design from the College of New Rochelle and a master\u2019s in museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program. She was born in New York and is a former long-time resident of Princeton, NJ and currently resides in Essex, CT.<\/p>\n
Quigley will work with Beekman and other members of FRAME\u2019s leadership team to sponsor and support new curatorial and educational programs among the international network of 32 North American and French museums.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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