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Adrianne Koteen

Arts Consultant, Curator and Cultural Producer

Adrianne Koteen is an arts consultant, curator, and cultural producer based in Brooklyn, New York.6 She currently serves as the Interim Director of Public Programs and Community Engagement at the Queens Museum.4 In this role, Koteen is involved in organizing and facilitating public programs and community engagement initiatives both within the museum and in the surrounding neighborhoods.3

Koteen has been part of several significant projects at the Queens Museum, including:

  1. The Arte Útil Lab, where she worked on transforming the museum's first floor galleries into an investigative space exploring the concept of "useful art".1

  2. A colloquium at NYU's Steinhardt School discussing how NYC art museums can support immigrant communities.2

  3. The "Queens Museum: Central Atrium for All" project, which aimed to improve accessibility and inclusivity in the museum's entry sequences.5

Her work at the Queens Museum aligns with the institution's commitment to presenting contemporary art and historical exhibitions that relate to urban life and local and international culture.3 Koteen's efforts contribute to the museum's goal of engaging with diverse audiences and addressing timely social issues through public programs and community initiatives.23

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