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Ivana Rončević Elezović (Slavonski Brod, 1977) received her master's degree in Art History and English language and literature from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Zagreb in 2001, where she also defended her PhD thesis in Art History in 2023. She has been working as a curator at the National Museum of Modern Art in Zagreb (formerly Modern Gallery) since 2004. In 2011 she was promoted to senior curator status, and in 2021 to museum advisor status. Since 2008 she has been in charge of the Collection of paintings from 1898 to 1918, and in 2025 she became the curator of the Museum's Collection of 19th-Century Art until 1918. She has been working on various museum projects, including organisation and curating of domestic and international exhibitions. She regularly produces professional and research papers and participates in conferences on art history. She also advocates for the education of high school students and their inclusion in the work of the museums through projects such as 10 Schools – 10 Artists (on the national level) and High School Students as Museum Guides. While working on her PhD thesis she undertook a personal study trip to Bologna in 2005 and received a scholarship from the Adris Trust (Zaklada Adris) for research in Italy and Croatia during the course of the year 2009.