One month after Black, the embattled investor, said he would not stand for re-election, the museum chose its president emerita to replace him.
Source: New York Times
Marie-Josée Kravis to Replace Leon Black as MoMA Chair
Published in Appointments and Executive Changes, ART, Black, Leon D, Kravis, Marie-Josee, Museum of Modern Art, museums and New York City
More from Appointments and Executive ChangesMore posts in Appointments and Executive Changes »
- N.Y. Attorney General’s Top Aide Resigns After Sexual Harassment Claims
- The Scooter Battery Peril Worries the Fire Department
- NYC Buildings Chief Resigns as Prosecutors Examine Gambling Ties
- State Police Superintendent Resigns Amid Investigation
- Eric Adams Confidant Is Among New York’s Highest Paid Public Employees
More from ARTMore posts in ART »
More from Black, Leon DMore posts in Black, Leon D »
More from Museum of Modern ArtMore posts in Museum of Modern Art »
More from museumsMore posts in museums »
More from New York CityMore posts in New York City »
- TRUMP: A True American Nero
- Adrienne Adams Enters Mayor’s Race to Defeat Eric Adams (No Relation)
- In N.Y.C.’s Ukrainian Enclaves, Trump’s Rebuke Stirs Complex Feelings
- Adams Case Highlights: Justice Dept. Asks Judge to Dismiss Adams Case, Capping Days of Drama
- Justice Dept. Tells Prosecutors to Drop Federal Corruption Case Against Eric Adams
Be First to Comment