Naomi Cho
About Naomi Cho
Naomi Cho is an Art Department Coordinator at Penguin Random House with extensive experience in art education and public engagement.
Title at Penguin Random House
Naomi Cho serves as the Art Department Coordinator at Penguin Random House. She joined the company in March 2021 and has played a vital role in coordinating multiple art exhibitions and projects. Her responsibilities include managing art department activities and ensuring that all artistic elements align with the publisher's vision.
Previous Roles at Guggenheim Museum
Naomi Cho has significant experience with the Guggenheim Museum, where she served as Education Associate for Public Engagement for five months in 2017. Prior to this role, she worked as an Adult and Access Programs Intern for three months in 2016. These positions allowed her to develop and facilitate educational programs aimed at enhancing public engagement with art.
Experience at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Naomi Cho's tenure at The Metropolitan Museum of Art included roles as a Market Research Temp from 2016 to 2017 and as a MuSe Family Programs Education Intern in 2016. In these positions, she contributed to market research projects, helping the museum understand visitor demographics and preferences, and developed educational programs for family audiences.
Educational Background in Fine and Studio Arts
Naomi Cho earned a Bachelor's Degree in Fine and Studio Arts from St. John's University, where she studied from 2012 to 2016. Her academic background provided her with a strong foundation in art, fostering her skills and knowledge in various artistic disciplines.
Internships and Teaching Experience
Naomi Cho's early career includes internships at several prestigious art institutions. She interned at the Whitney Museum of American Art, focusing on access and community education, and at the American Folk Art Museum, where she gained experience in community education. Additionally, she contributed to educational initiatives at the Children's Museum of Manhattan. Her teaching experience includes roles with the Queens Herald Community Corporation, where she taught writing and elementary school subjects, and as a Program Associate at Queens Council on the Arts, supporting high school arts programs.