Sabrina Greig

Sabrina Greig is a Haitian-American curator, writer, and arts administrator born and raised in NYC. At the intersection of social activism and Art History, her arts criticism focuses on power, equity and representations of the Black diaspora in contemporary art and architectural history. She received her M.A from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has published essays in the Studio Museum in Harlem’s Studio Magazine, Arts.Black, ContemporaryAnd and featured in Smithsonian Magazine, Hyperallergic, The Chicago Tribune, and The Observer. Formerly, she was a program officer in arts education at the Lloyd A. Fry Foundation. Currently, she works at the Brooklyn Museum in Curatorial Affairs and is a 2022 Recess Art Critical Writing Fellow.