Per Haubro Jensen
Curator and Consultant
July 2017 – current, Copenhagen, Denmark and New York, New York

  • Building on a broad experience and interdisciplinary background in the fields of art, design, museums, architecture, foundations, culture, performative and site-specific installations.

  • Curating exhibitions internationally and locally in the Nordic region, organizing loans from institutions and private collections.

  • Demonstrated leadership skills and serving as active board member in the private and public sector.


Thorvaldsens Museum
Curator, Sean Scully Material World
January 2020 – March 2023, Copenhagen, Denmark

  • Initiated and curated the first Denmark exhibition of artist Sean Scully, featuring large-scale, site-specific sculptures.

  • Transformed the entire museum space, integrating Scully’s sculptures, iconic paintings, and works on paper into a cohesive visual narrative.

  • Utilized locally-sourced reclaimed oak wood from Denmark, alongside a diverse range of materials, to complement Thorvaldsen’s Museum’s unique architecture and color palette.

  • Carefully selected works in collaboration with Scully, drawing inspiration from Bertel Thorvaldsen’s life, art, and Danish history.

  • Coordinated media coverage and digital content, including Vimeo, Youtube, Politiken, Information, Berlingske and Jyllands Posten.

  • Collaborated with Thorvaldsens Museum.


Malmö Konsthall
Curator, Rita Ackermann: The Aesthetic of Disappearance
February 2016 – January 2017, Malmo, Sweden

  • Curated Rita Ackermann’s first exhibition in the Nordic region, showcasing her unique artistic journey over two decades highlighting two distinct series.

  • Created an immersive experience, encouraging viewers to engage with the dichotomy of beauty and violence inherent in the artwork.

  • Collaborated with Malmö Konsthall, ensuring a seamless and impactful presentation of the exhibition.


SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst
Executive Consultant
July 2014 – June 2016, Copenhagen, Denmark

  • Supported the Danish National Gallery (SMK)

  • Expertly organized international artwork loans, ensuring the seamless integration of diverse pieces into various exhibitions.

  • Spearheaded strategic partnership fundraising, significantly contributing to the museum’s financial sustainability and outreach.

  • Instrumental in planning and executing the critically acclaimed Vilhelm Hammershøi exhibition in New York, showcasing Danish art on an international stage.

  • Developed and implemented a comprehensive concept for the Hammershøi exhibition’s successful travel and display a The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada.


Bikuben Foundation
Executive Consultant
2015 – 2016, Copenhagen, Denmark

  • Facilitated the expansion and enhancement of the foundation’s international network through strategic programming and initiatives.

  • Played a key role in organizing and executing high-profile events and engagements, fostering meaningful connections and collaborations.

  • Contributed to the development of innovative strategies for international outreach, significantly boosting the foundation's global presence and impact.


Hauser & Wirth
Curator, Lee Bontecou: Works on Paper
2013, Zurich, Switzerland

  • Developed the exhibition, a comprehensive showcase spanning the artist’s early works from the late sixties to her more recent, never-before-seen pieces.

  • Expertly curated a selection of Bontecou’s significant drawings, highlighting the rich polarities and seamless integration in her art.

  • Successfully brought to the public a ‘treasure trove’ of Bontecou's creations, offering a unique insight into her artistic evolution and style.

  • Collaborated closely with Hauser & Wirth, ensuring a cohesive and impactful presentation of the exhibition.


Knoedler & Company
Vice President
2000 – 2009, New York

  • Led the curation of numerous high-profile exhibitions, showcasing a diverse range of art and artists.

  • Provided expert consultation to international museums for artwork loans and exhibition planning, enhancing global art exchange.

  • Organized, coordinated and curated exhibitions for the Art in Embassies program across several countries including Great Britain, Brazil, Denmark, The Netherlands, and Romania.

  • Spearheaded the comprehensive renovation of a landmark seven-story historic building, collaborating effectively with architects, engineers, contractors, and the Landmark Preservation Commission.


Igor Foundation
President and Executive Director
1985 – 2000, New York

  • Led a non-profit 501(c)(3) NGO foundation dedicated to supporting artists and arts organizations through grants and awards.

  • Developed and implemented strategic plans, setting clear goals and engaging with key stakeholders to guide the foundation's direction and impact.

  • Developed and organized all fundraising efforts, successfully securing contributions from private individuals, companies, and other foundations.

  • Managed a comprehensive grant and award program that significantly supported artists and facilitated exhibitions, contemporary dance, performance art, architecture, and research initiatives.

  • Facilitated significant donations of artwork to prestigious institutions, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, The Guggenheim Museum, The Carnegie Museum of Art, Des Moines Art Center, and MOCA Los Angeles, among others.


Sean Scully Studios
Projects Director
1985 – 2000, New York and London

  • Spearheaded the coordination, curation, and organization of international exhibitions, showcasing Sean Scully’s artworks in various prestigious museums around the world.

  • Led a significant project involving the renovation of a historic 8,500 square foot building in Chelsea, New York, transforming it into a modern artist's studio.

  • Collaborated closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to convert a former factory building into a functional and inspiring studio space.

  • Successfully navigated zoning and land-use negotiations with the New York City Department of Buildings, ensuring compliance and securing necessary approvals.


PS1 MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art
Associate Curator, Program Director and Director International Studio Program
1978 – 1985, New York

  • Curated influential thematic group exhibitions, such as Another Aspect of Pop Art, Sound, New Wave Painting and Sculpture at the Coliseum.

  • Collaborated with external curators to coordinate diverse exhibitions encompassing art, architecture, film, performance, installations, and fashion.

  • Managed the day-to-day operations of the PS1 International Studio Program, overseeing selection committees and facilitating the participation of artists from countries including Australia, Austria, Germany, Holland, Japan, and Sweden.


Guggenheim Museum
Assistant to Diane Waldman, Chief Curator
1977 – 1978, New York

  • Provided critical assistance in researching and organizing the Mark Rothko, 1903 – 1970: A Retrospective exhibition.

  • Coordinated loans from various museums and private collections, ensuring a comprehensive and representative showcase of Rothko’s work.

  • Contributed to the successful execution of a major retrospective, involving intricate logistics and collaboration with multiple institutions and collectors.


Board Memberships: 
Sixty Eight Art Institute, Copenhagen, 2014–2018
Danish American Chamber of Commerce, New York, 2007 – 2012
Sarah Skaggs Modern Dance Company, New York, 1994 – 2001
Exit Art, New York, 1988 – 1998

Honors and Awards: 
Rebildselskabet, The Rebild Society

Volunteering: 
Curator and Art Historian, Art in Embassies (AIE) U.S. Department of State, DK, 2022 – 2024

Education: 
NYU Stern School of Business, Business Administration and Management, 1999 – 2000
Aarhus Universitet, Institute for Art History, 1973 – 1977
Hasseris Gymnasium, 1970 – 1973

Languages:
Danish
English
German

Publications:
Ted Stamm Series (2023) Hatje Cantz and DAP Artbook
Sean Scully Material World (2022) Hatje Cantz
Ted Stamm Woosters (2018) DAP Artbook and Cornerhouse (UK)
Ted Stamm DRM (2017) Karma
Ted Stamm Advance Painting 1990 (1986) Hillwood Art Gallery, C.W. Post Campus

Research:
Researchgate.net
Academia.edu
Ted Stamm Catalogue Raisonne
Ted Stamm @ Smithsonian Archives of American Art