Magdalena Dabrowski is a prominent art historian and curator who joined the staff of The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in 1975. She has served as an associate curator in the Department of Drawings and later as a senior curator. Her work focuses on various movements, including Russian Avant-Garde and Constructivism. She is known for organizing significant exhibitions such as 'REVOLUTION: RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE, 1912-1930' (1978) and 'THE SYMBOLIST AESTHETIC' (1980). She has authored several publications on Russian art history.[1,2]
