Accurate. Creative. Curious. Travel-savvy.An art historian by training, I bridge the gap between the meticulous world of provenance research and evocative cultural writing.
My practice is rooted in the quiet rigor of archival research and the art of close looking—a dual approach that allows me to support private collections and institutions while distilling complex histories into compelling narratives.
From tracing the lineage of a single object to crafting immersive exhibition texts and editorial features that explore the intersection of practice and place, my work is driven by the conviction that art is not just an aesthetic pursuit, but a profound medium for storytelling.
I’ve had the pleasure of shaping research-driven narratives for In addition to work for private collections and institutions, I’ve authored research-driven stories and copy for the likes of FREDERIC, Garden & Gun, FAD, and The Phillips Collection.
Oisin Byrne: Exploring Art
and Language at Mount Stuart
A jaunty investigation into typeface, linguistics, and literature, the paintings feature letters spliced together from Gaelic texts in the Mount Stuart archive and the artist’s own collection. Some letters hop and wink, others languish across the canvas in long tonal vowel sounds. The result is a permutation of language, in which the letters themselves seem to be conducted by Byrne’s own hand, punctuating the canvas. Looking at a Byrne painting is a visual exercise that likens itself to reading music.
Berlin Art Link Review: Emprientes at Les Filles du Calvaire
Ştefan Bertalan: The Art of Interconnected Observation
In The Studio with Arch Hades
FAD Magazine: Year of the Snake Jewellery Roundup
In Conversation with Sarah Dwyer
Jef Banc's First Retrospective at Galerie Chloé Perrin
Review: Fassler & Lamarche at Galerie Poggi
TERRA: Contemporary Art in Beaune, Burgundy
10 For Paris Art Week
RUINART'S NEW SCULPTURE GARDEN SPARKLES
FAD: Interview with Oisín Byrne - 'smell the book' at Mount Stuart
FREDERIC MAGAZINE: The Short List
7 Southern Hotels for Midcentury Design Lovers
The Most Interesting Race of Derby Week
Wild Design: A Lilly Pulitzer Artist Gets Her Due (Suzie Zuzek)
The Confidence of a Southern Auctioneer
HASTA: Artists Respond to COP26
HASTA: Burrell Collection to Re-Open, Sparking Glasgow's Cultural Scene
The Phillips Collection: Community in Focus
coming soon
Goodbye Peachtree Road
Elton John’s Auction is a Love Letter to Atlanta