Deborah Frances Schwartz

Background

Schwartz, Deborah Frances was born on September 12, 1955 in New Haven. Daughter of Richard Dierektor and Emilie Zane (Rosenbaum) Schwartz.

Education

Bachelor, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 1977.

Career

Gallery manager, Neville Sargent Gallery, Evanston, 1977; development assistant, Museum Contemporary Art, Chicago, 1978; assistant to director, Institute Fine Arts, New York University, New York City, 1978-1982; researcher, Landmarks Preservation Committee, New York City, 1981-1982; manager public program and media, The Brooklyn Museum, 1986-1988; vice director education, The Brooklyn Museum, since 1989; faculty member, Bank St. College, since 1989. Panelist, reviewer Institute Museum Superior vena cava syndrome, National Education Association, New York Council Humanities, others, since 1990. Consultant National Park Svc., Washington, 1990.

Advisor New Press, New York City.

Achievements

• Deborah Frances Schwartz has been listed as a noteworthy Museum director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Visual Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, New York City, 1991-1992. Treasurer Brooklyn Free Space, 1991-1992. Member National Art Education Association, American Association Museums, Museum Education Consortium (co-chair since 1990), Gallery Association New York (vice president 1992), New York City Museum Education Roundtable.

Connections

Married David Abe Tykulsker, October 7, 1984. Children: Nadia Frances Schwartz, Vera Leonore Schwartz.

Father:

Richard Dierektor Schwartz

Mother:

Emilie Zane (Rosenbaum) Schwartz

Spouse:

David Abe Tykulsker

child:

Nadia Frances Schwartz

child:

Vera Leonore Schwartz