Through a case study of the work undertaken by the Museo de Arte de Lima, this lecture will address issues that arise from the public/private dichotomy which defines cultural administration in Latin America.
This museum is a private non-profit cultural institution which is undertaking a major renovation of its infrastructure. The talk will also offer a general overview of the museum’s work to expand its collection so as to better represent the history of Peruvian art.
Dr. Natalia Majluf is the author of the Andean Guide, a three-volume reference work on the pre-Hispanic, vice regal and early republican periods of the Andean region. At the Museo de Arte de Lima, she has been head curator (1995-1999) and acting director (2000-2001), and was appointed director in 2002.
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