TULSA, Okla. — The President and CEO of the Philbrook Museum of Art is out after eight years.
Scott Stulen joined the museum in 2016 and led the museum through major upgrades.
"We are grateful to Scott for his exceptional leadership of Philbrook and important contributions to Tulsa," said Board Chairman J.W. Craft.
2 News spoke with Stulen in Februrary. Tulsa's Philbrook Museum of Art said it's entering its busiest point of the decade so far with a number of new attractions and exhibits.
Most recently, Stulen was involved in securing $10 million to build a new pavilion and patio.
- Previous coverage >>> Philbrook receives $10M for new pavilion, patio
Stulen is heading to Seattle to be the Illsley Ball Nordstrom Director and CEO at the Seattle Art Museum.
The museum will start looking for a new CEO later this summer.
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