It is a pleasure and an honor to be part of the Hollins University community.
The Eleanor D. Wilson Museum is a tremendously valuable resource as arts destination, and it is my challenge to have the faculty and student bodies as well as the larger Roanoke community make it a regular museum destination.

My door is always open. Please come by to share your ideas and suggestions so that we can better serve you and promote the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum as a thriving and rich resource by building on the fine tradition and mission envisioned by Eleanor “Siddy” Wilson. Please stay tuned over the next year for many more exciting innovations!

Amy G. Moorefield, Director

Moorefield comes to the Wilson Museum from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, where she served as assistant director and curator of collections at VCUarts Anderson Gallery; she was also an assistant professor at VCUarts. Since 2004, she has acted in the role as interim director of the Anderson Gallery and has played a critical part in its revitalization. During her tenure at VCUarts Anderson Gallery, Moorefield had directed and curated several international exhibitions and publication projects as well as organized an array of special programs, lectures and panels.  Additionally she has served as a juror, lecturer, and independent curator for several exhibitions, conferences and arts festivals in the United States and abroad.