Lead Canada Gallery vision and interpretive planning at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, working on-site across curatorial and design disciplines.
The Curatorial Project Director, Canada, is a senior leader reporting to the Chief Curator, Art & Culture. You will convene cultural voices and community members while guiding a multidisciplinary team from concept through preliminary design. The work encompasses Canadian collections, Indigenous belongings, natural history specimens, and diasporic objects.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide intellectual leadership for gallery vision and interpretive framework
- Lead timelines, budgets, research activities, and risk management
- Coordinate curatorial, interpretation, exhibitions, design, programs, and education
- Translate scholarly research into accessible visitor experiences
- Champion community engagement and support donor relationships
Requirements:
- Established cultural leadership in a museum or related institution
- Advanced degree in museum studies, art history, or related field
- At least five years of relevant leadership experience
- Experience leading complex multi-year projects and budgets
- Knowledge of Canadian history, museum practice, and exhibition development
Bring strategic judgment, project leadership, and community consultation expertise to the Royal Ontario Museum's Canada Gallery redevelopment.
Canada Gallery Curatorial Director in Toronto employer: Royal Ontario Museum
At ROM Governors, we pride ourselves on being a leading cultural foundation that champions the arts, culture, and natural history in Toronto. Our collaborative work environment fosters creativity and innovation, providing employees with ample opportunities for professional growth and meaningful engagement with our diverse community of patrons. Join us to make a significant impact while enjoying a supportive workplace that values equity, diversity, and inclusion.
