Storm King Art Center in New York’s Hudson Valley has appointed Anne Reeve as senior curator, filling the position after over a year and a half. Reeve will lead the sculpture park's curatorial program from November 1.

Reeve brings extensive experience to her new role having previously served as associate curator and now curator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C., overseeing its modern and contemporary sculpture collection. Her curatorial career began at Glenstone, a private contemporary art museum in Potomac, Maryland.

“I’ve long appreciated Storm King as an incubator for serious sculptural thinking,” Reeve stated. “I’m drawn to the chance to work curatorially in a different kind of setting—where scale and landscape open up new possibilities for sculpture and for the artists who make it.”

Reeve succeeds Nora Lawrence, now the outdoor museum’s first executive director since her promotion from artistic director and chief curator in January 2025. Lawrence is Storm King's first non-family member to lead the institution since its founding by Ralph E. Ogden in 1960.

“Anne brings deep knowledge and sensitivity to the ways in which artists engage the landscape,” Lawrence said, “and I look forward to working with her as Storm King continues to develop ambitious projects that speak to the issues of our time.”