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Meaghan Ritchey

Seven years ago, Meaghan Ritchey moved to NYC to earn her BA in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from The King's College. Born in the West Texas town of El Paso, and currently residing in the South Bronx neighborhood of Mott Haven, she loves identifying regional distinctives and local flavour in her writing. She "unintentionally" shares a brownstone with seven friends and spends much of her free time on a bicycle. Meaghan is the Managing Editor of The Curator. She also works as International Arts Movement's Programming Coordinator.

On the Role of Art Museums

Among people working in the art museum field, there is a pervasive and lingering philosophical wrestling match between what was, what could be, and what ought to be.

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Meaghan Ritchey Dec 10, 2012

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On the Role of Art Museums

Among people working in the art museum field, there is a pervasive and lingering philosophical wrestling match between what was, what could be, and what ought to be.