Marianne Fulton is an American curator, archivist, and author with over thirty years of experience in the history and preservation of photography. She served in multiple leadership capacities at the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film, where she held roles including chief curator and acting director. A recognized authority in photojournalism, Fulton has curated more than 75 exhibitions and authored several books exploring the evolution of the medium and the lives of its practitioners. She received the Leica Medal of Excellence in 1990 for her contributions to the field and remains a respected voice in photographic scholarship.[1]
