David Hogge has served as head of the Freer Sackler Archives since 2001, guiding the department through its transition into the digital age. In particular, Hogge is working to give due visibility to the Archives' mportant collections of early photography of Asia. He received a master's degree in art history, with an Asian art emphasis, from the University of Washington in 1993. Carol Huh, associate curator of contemporary Asian art, became the reer Sackler's first curator of contemporary art in 2007. Through exhibitions, acquisitions, and public programs, Huh focuses on current social change and artistic production related to Asia. Recent projects have included such exhibitions as Symbolic Cities: The Work of Ahmed Mater, the museum's ongoing Perspectives series (featuring works by Y.Z. Kami, Hale Tenger, Hai Bo, Rina Bannerjee, and Michael Joo, among others), and Fiona Tan: Rise and Fall (Vancouver Art Gallery), for which Huh was the in-house curator. She received bachelor's and master's degrees from Georgetown University
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