Matthew Seamus Callinan is the Associate Director of the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, VCAM, and Campus Exhibitions for Haverford College. During his time at Haverford, Callinan has coordinated dozens of exhibitions, publications, and programs for the college featuring the work of international artists and curators, including the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage-funded projects LOOK HERE in collaboration with Center for Creative Works, Creative Growth, and Jennifer Lauren Gallery; and The Contest of the Fruits in collaboration with Berlin-based collective Slavs and Tatars, Twelve Gates Arts, and CAIR Philadelphia. Partnering with Magnum Photos, Callinan assisted in creating the touring exhibition The Ghosts of History featuring the work of renowned photojournalist Moises Saman. Callinan also worked with writer and curator Pete Brook to create the nationally touring exhibition Prison Obscura. Collaborating with Independent Curators International (ICI), Callinan helped to produce the first edition of the nationally touring exhibition The People’s Biennial and the launch and relaunch of ICI's exhibitions Notes for Tomorrow and Seeing Sound. In addition to his work at Haverford College, Callinan served as the Exhibition Preparator and a Project Manager for Pulling Together, the innaugural exhibition of the Beyond Granite initiative, featuring site-specific installations by six leading contemporary artists on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.. Callinan also currently works as a Project Specialist for Monument Lab and has served as the Director of Exhibitions for Monument Lab: Philadelphia (Citywide Exhibition), as a consultant for Monument Lab's Artist Residency Program, and as a coordinator for Monument Lab's National Monument Audit, Shaping the Past, Staying Power, 2020 Fellowship Cohort, Terry Adkins, Prototype Monument for Center Square; RAIR’s Digging Deeper: field studies made possible by the wastestream, Mural Arts Philadelphia's Open Source, and the Hidden City Festival.