Gabrielle Lavin Suzenski

As Vice President of Creative Strategy, Suzenski leads the development and execution of an integrated program that elevates Moore’s brand across multiple touchpoints, including Marketing and Communications, The Galleries at Moore, the Art Shop and the physical campus. Drawing on her expertise in art, design, and visual culture, together with her entrepreneurial background and business acumen, Suzenski is responsible for implementing Moore's holistic creative vision that reflects the College's distinctive identity and amplifies its presence as a hub for arts and culture in Philadelphia. Her leadership ensures that all marketing (print + web) and the campus environment work in harmony to showcase Moore’s innovation and excellence in art and design.

Suzenski also maintains her role as Rochelle F. Levy Director/Chief Curator of The Galleries at Moore, where she continues to celebrate Moore's reputation as a hub for collaboration through the creation of new and robust experiences + programs that better engage diverse Philadelphia communities. Through a highly interdisciplinary approach, her programmatic vision merges an appreciation for traditional forms of art, architecture & design with new modes of interaction + technology to provide meaningful and participatory experiences for the public. Suzenski is also creative lead for Moore's Campus Transformation strategy, an initiative that places collaborative use front and center through the realization of innovative interior + exterior design projects.

Suzenski began her professional career in the Fabric Workshop and Museum's post-college apprenticeship program in 2004, which led to a full time position working with the founder/artistic director in coordinating the museum's relocation in 2006. She joined The Galleries at Moore in 2008 and has organized major exhibitions including Michelle Lopez: Pandemonium (2025); Visionary Women: Janet Biggs & Joyce J. Scott (2022); Tristin Lowe: Black Holes & Rabbit Holes (2021); Emerging Philadelphia: Shona McAndrew, Matt Osborn, and Stacey Lee Webber (2020); Kara Springer: Ten Days Before Freedom (2018); and RAIR: Filthy Rich, Projects Made Possible by the Waste Stream (2017), among others. She received an MBA in Entrepreneurship & Innovation and a BFA in Sculpture & Printmaking, both from Penn State University.

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