Nora Boyd

Nora Boyd is a multifaceted professional with a background in art curation, education, and advisory services, boasting a rich history in various art institutions and the art market.

With a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Art History from City University of New York-Hunter College and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with honors in Art History, Urban Design, and Architecture from New York University, Nora's academic foundation is robust and diverse, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of art and its contexts.

Nora Boyd has held significant roles in renowned organizations such as M.G. Hoeveler, Ltd. Art Advisory as an Associate & Collections Management expert, and formerly as a Director at Upper Market Gallery, showcasing her versatility and experience across the art industry.

Her career journey includes previous positions as a Curator at Lucia Lucia Projects, Data and Collections Management at Cromwell Art LLC, Teaching Assistant at Hunter College, and a Curatorial Fellow at Dia Art Foundation, among other esteemed roles in prestigious institutions.

Nora's expertise extends to project management and curation, demonstrated by her positions as a Project Manager/Curator at La Austral and as a Curator at various exhibitions, including 'Copy Translate Repeat: Contemporary Works from the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros.'

Additionally, Nora Boyd has contributed to the art community through her roles as a Tour Guide at Museum Hack, Visitor Services Associate at The Morgan Library & Museum, and as an Editor at 'Ink & Image,' a scholarly publication from NYU focusing on Art History and Architecture.

Nora also honed her skills early in her career as an Education Intern at Grey Art Gallery, NYU, a Gallery Assistant at Leo Xu Projects, and an Intern at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, showcasing her dedication to learning and contributing to various facets of the art world.

Nora Boyd's passion for supporting emerging artists and connecting art enthusiasts with meaningful experiences shines through her work, where she bridges the gap between artists, collectors, and the public, particularly in bustling art hubs like New York and San Francisco.