Magdalena Moskalewicz, PhD is an art historian, curator, and editor, who specializes in art from the former Eastern Europe from the early avant-gardes until today. Her academic research mostly focuses on the art of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, while her curatorial practice examines the postsocialist condition and its parallels with postcoloniality. She is Assistant Professor, Adj. at the School of the Art Institue of Chicago, where she teaches curatorial and critical museum studies as well as history of modern and contemporary art. In 2020, Moskalewicz received Mary Zirin Prize awarded by the Association for Women in Slavic Studies.
Upcoming & Recent Talks

Socialist Exhibition Cultures—International Workshop
November 18, 2021. Online. Project website. “Socialist Exhibition Cultures” examines global art exhibitions organized, between 1950 and 1990, in or…
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[DE]MAPPING THE FUTURE: LISTENING TO THE HISTORIC ORIGIN BODY
May 1, 2021. Wellesley College Art Department (online). The panel brings focus to decolonial discourse through the power of art…
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WHAT ARE OUR GENEALOGIES? ENGAGED FIGURATIONS IN PRE-WAR CENTRAL EUROPE
Apr 15, 2021. Warsaw Museum of Modern Art (online). Conference website. Panel moderator at the conference ”What are our genealogies?…
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