Lucía Sanromán

Lucía Sanromán is Associate Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Since joining in 2006 she has curated over 20 exhibitions at MCASD, including Material Actions, Memory Is Your Image of Perfection, and Drawing the Line, critically celebrated group shows that combine collection artworks with new work by invited artists. Solo exhibitions include projects with James Drake, Brian Ulrich, Hector Zamora, Peter Simensky, Joshua Mosley and Nina Katchadourian, among others. Sanromán's recent research projects include the exhibitions Here Not There: San Diego Art Now (June 2010), and MIX: Nine San Diego Architects and Designers (2009). In addition, Sanromán is responsible for managing, curating, and organizing MCASD’s downtown San Diego venue—the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Building—for which she curated a major sculptural installation by Los Angeles-based artist Ruben Ochoa (March 2010), and co-curated with Pedro Alonzo Viva La Revolución: A Dialogue with the Urban Landscape (July 2010). In 2008 Sanromán also co-curated, with Ruth Estevez, the group exhibition Proyecto Cívico/Civic Project the inaugural exhibition for El Cubo, the Centro Cultural Tijuana's new art museum expansion. She lives in Tijuana, Mexico, and has published extensively about that city's contemporary art scene.