Adeja Sterling
About Adeja Sterling
Adeja Sterling serves as the Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellow at the High Museum of Art and has a diverse background in art and education, including roles at Emory University and various art institutions in the Greater Atlanta Area.
Work at High Museum of Art
Adeja Sterling currently serves as a Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellow at the High Museum of Art, a position held since 2019. In this role, Sterling contributes to the curation of exhibitions, engaging in projects that enhance the museum's educational offerings. This fellowship allows for hands-on experience in the art world, focusing on the preservation and documentation of art collections.
Education and Expertise
Adeja Sterling studied at Emory University from 2017 to 2021, earning a degree in Business Administration and Management while also achieving expertise in Art History. This educational background supports Sterling's current roles in the art community, blending interests in business, art history, and writing.
Background
Sterling has a diverse background in the arts, with experience in various roles since 2017. Previous positions include an Office of LGBT Life Student Intern at Emory University, a Collections Intern at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA), and volunteer work at Atlanta Art Papers, Inc. These roles have contributed to Sterling's understanding of the art sector and community engagement.
Achievements
Throughout Sterling's career, there has been active participation in the art community, particularly through curatorial and editorial roles. As a Creative Director and Deputy Editor at Black Star Magazine since 2018, Sterling has developed editorial skills that complement curatorial work. Additionally, Sterling's involvement in the Honor Council at Emory University reflects a commitment to leadership and community service.