Lynn DeClemente Losavio is a nonprofit arts leader specializing in public art and community engagement, with a focus on expanding how cultural experiences support connection, dialogue, and a sense of belonging in shared public spaces. As Executive Director of The Seward Johnson Atelier, she leads long-term strategy and mission-driven partnerships that help integrate public art into the places where people live, work, and gather.
Over the course of her career, Lynn has worked across curation, collections stewardship, public engagement, program development, and organizational leadership. She has overseen major exhibitions across the U.S. and internationally and collaborated with institutions and municipalities of many scales. Across this work, she is committed to broadening access to the arts and supporting projects that encourage communities to reflect, participate, and imagine together. Her leadership emphasizes listening, transparency, and building strong cross-sector relationships.
Lynn teaches in the Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship Minor at The College of New Jersey, where she mentors emerging leaders interested in the social and civic role of the arts. She especially enjoys helping students connect creative practice with community impact.
She holds an MFA in Textiles and Social Practice from the California College of the Arts, where she focused on community-based artmaking and collaborative models for social engagement. Her interest in the intersection of civic life and the arts began at The College of New Jersey, where she earned her BFA and served as a Leadership in Public Affairs Fellow.
Emmanuelle Vitello
Director of Collections & Exhibitions
Emma Vitello is passionate about helping people connect with Seward Johnson’s work and ensuring that his sculptures are cared for and enjoyed for years to come. As Director of Collections & Exhibitions, she works closely with the Atelier’s team, collectors, museums, and community partners to care for the collection and bring Seward’s work to new audiences.
Emma holds a B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics from Chestnut Hill College, with specialized training in preventative conservation and material science from the University of Delaware and through hands-on experience in the field. She has worked with private collectors and museum collections and most recently served as a conservation fellow with the Central Park Conservancy.
Emma brings a combination of curiosity, care, and practical expertise to her work. She enjoys getting to know collectors and partners, answering questions, and helping find thoughtful ways for Seward Johnson’s sculptures to become part of public spaces, collections, and communities. For Emma, caring for the work is not just about preserving objects. It is about helping keep Seward’s stories, humor, and observations of everyday life alive for the people who experience them.
Sen Yang serves as Controller for The Seward Johnson Atelier, where he helps keep the organization’s financial operations running smoothly and thoughtfully. He works closely with the leadership team on budgeting, financial reporting, accounting, and the day-to-day financial needs of the Atelier.
Known for his thoughtful and steady approach, Sen brings strong attention to detail along with a collaborative spirit. His work helps provide the financial foundation that allows the Atelier to care for Seward Johnson’s legacy, steward the collection, and support the organization’s public art and educational initiatives.
Sen is an important part of the Atelier’s close-knit team, helping make sure the organization has the resources and structure it needs to continue its work.