Two new directors for Le Havre and Mulhouse

Two new directors for Le Havre and Mulhouse
Two new directors for Le Havre and Mulhouse

12/6/24 Nominations – Le Havre, André Malraux Museum of Modern Art; Mulhouse, Museum of Fine Arts and Historical Museum The announcement at the end of May of the renewal of Amélie Simier at the head of the Rodin Museum (see the news item dated 4/3/21) for a second three-year term, reminds us of the many recent appointments that we have not still mentioned on our pages. We will devote a series of briefs to them and will first focus on new new directors appointed to head municipal museums in the first half of 2024.

The management of the André Malraux Museum of Modern Art in Le Havre has remained desperately vacant since the departure of Annette Haudiquet in January 2023 after twenty-two years of good and loyal service. A year finally passed before the appointment of his successor, Géraldine Lefebvre (ill. 1), which returns to the establishment where she spent most of her career. A graduate of the École du Louvre, she started as a curator, first at MuMa, as deputy director of Annette Haudiquet from 2004 to 2015, then at the Art and History Museums of Le Havre de 2016 to 2018. In 2018 she defended a thesis in contemporary art history at the University of Paris-Nanterre on “ The Modern Art Circle of Le Havre », a subject which was the subject of an exhibition at the Luxembourg Museum in 2012-2013 which she curated alongside Annette Haudiquet (see the article).


1. Géraldine Lefebvre

Photo: City of Le Havre

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She then requested leave from the City of Le Havre in order to pursue several exhibition and publication projects which proved remarkable and which we have partly reported on our pages, Monet-Auburtin. An artistic encounter in Giverny (see the article), Leon Monet. Brother of the artist and collector at the Luxembourg Museum in 2023 (see the article) and the Catalog raisonné of pastels…

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