Jiyoung Lee is a Korean-born, Los Angeles-based arts administrator with over a decade of experience spanning curatorial practice, digital archiving, cultural programming, and communications. Most recently, she served as Director of Programs and Development at AHL Foundation in New York (2020–2026), where she led exhibitions and public programs, developed grants and fundraising initiatives, and oversaw the Archive of Korean Artists in America (AKAA). Previously, she served as Online Communications Manager at the Asia Culture Center (ACC), under South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. There, she launched a live sign language streaming program and established the ACC Roundtable, an international digital strategy forum that brought together professionals from institutions including the Guggenheim, Van Gogh Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Centre Pompidou, and M+.
She holds an M.S. in Museums and Digital Culture, with Distinction, from Pratt Institute, as well as an Advanced Certificate in Digital Humanities.
Contact: jiyoungleela[at]gmail[dot]com.
