Raimond Livasgani received his Bachelor of Arts in Art History from University of California-Berkeley in 1995. Subsequently he earned his Masters in Art History and Museum Studies from University of Southern California in 1999. His curatorial experience at The Museum of Modern Art, New York, entailed research on numerous exhibitions and topics. He authored essays for exhibition catalogs, and oversaw completion of various projects. In his capacity as the supervisor of The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Print Room, he facilitated access to and research of more than 53,000 Prints and Illustrated Books by advising scholars, curators and students on various projects and exhibitions.

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