Amy’s consulting work is grounded in over a decade of experience in public and university museums, allowing her to move fluently between creative vision, institutional strategy, and the operational realities of cultural work.

Across these roles, Amy has curated collections-based, temporary, and traveling exhibitions and facilitated public programs; developed and delivered undergraduate, postgraduate, and lifelong-learning courses; built support for large-scale university and regional cultural projects; brokered strategic relationships with industry partners; contributed to fundraising and grant-funded initiatives; and participated in executive-level institutional planning.

Currently teaching art history and curatorial studies at MICA in Baltimore, as a Senior Associate with Museum Insights Amy also contributes to museum master planning projects nationwide. She holds an MAT from Smith College, an MA in History of Art from University College London, and a business management certificate from the University of Cape Town.

She is especially interested in how art, material culture, and the institutions that steward them, can help people think more deeply, connect more meaningfully, and make room for complexity in ways that strengthen civic life.

Past Leadership, Consulting, and Curatorial Roles

• Director, Center for the Arts, Northeastern University, Boston MA

• Curatorial and Partnerships Consultant, Northeastern University, Boston MA, Oakland CA and London UK

• Director and Chief Curator, Hampshire College Art Gallery, Amherst MA

• Acting Curator of Academic Programs, Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, Amherst MA

• Manager of Public Programs, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford CT