Veteran curator who has been with Tate galleries since 1987 will become first Briton to head successful showcase of contemporary artists A curator who has been at Tate contemporary since it opened in 2000 will be the first woman and the first Briton to head the gallery when she takes up the role of director later this year.
It was announced on Friday that Frances Morris,Tate contemporary’s first head of displays, will replace Chris Dercon, and who leaves this year to steal charge of Berlin’s experimental Volksbühne theatre.
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Source: theguardian.com