Curator of Technology, National Museums Scotland, United Kingdom
Georgina Grant, based in Edinburgh, is a curator specializing in technology and material culture. She serves as the Curator of Technology at National Museums Scotland, contributing to decolonization, exhibitions, and curatorial scholarship. With a background in archaeology and museum studies, her expertise lies in managing collections, leading interdisciplinary projects, and delivering impactful public engagement initiatives.
Publication Profile
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🎓 Education
MA Museum Studies (Distinction) – Newcastle University, 2012-2013. BA (Hons) Ancient History & Archaeology (2:1) – Newcastle University, 2008-2011
💼 Experience
Curator, Technology – National Museums Scotland (2022–Present). Senior Curator – Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust (2018–2022). Curator – Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust (2017–2018). Conservation Intern – National Trust (2011–2012)
🏆 Awards & Honors
Headley Fellowship – Art Fund (2021–2023). Featured on BBC Midlands Today with a pop-up exhibition reaching 458,000 viewers.. Recognized for innovative approaches in decolonizing museum collections.
🔬 Research Focus
Georgina’s research spans industrial heritage, material culture, and decolonizing museum practices. Her projects integrate public engagement, innovative interpretation, and academic scholarship to promote inclusive narratives.