Alexis Hyde is an art advisor, curator, and podcast host dedicated to connecting audiences with the transformative power of contemporary art. Known for her leadership at the Museum of Broken Relationships and the Quinn Emanuel Artist-in-Residence Program, her work centers on making the art world more accessible, transparent, and engaging. With a background that includes roles at Doug Aitken Studio and Richard Meier & Partners, plus collaborations with institutions like The Getty, LACMA, and David LaChapelle Studio, she brings a rare mix of operational precision and curatorial vision to everything she touches.

Through her consultancy, Hyde offers personalized art advisory services to collectors, institutions, and creatives — guiding acquisitions, developing curatorial strategies, and facilitating custom commissions and artist collaborations. She also co-hosts Hyde or Practise, a podcast pulling back the curtain on the art world, recently ranked in the top 5% of most-subscribed shows on Spotify. Whether she’s leading artist programs, or shaping private collections, her mission remains the same: demystify the market and champion meaningful connections between artists and audiences.

Based in Hyde Park, Los Angeles, where she lives with her partner, their son, two dogs, and a cat, Hyde continues to support and advocate for artists across all levels of their careers. Offline, she’s usually in the garden or trying a viral TikTok recipe (the green goddess cabbage salad was a hit). Her approach is thoughtful, curious, and community-driven — always grounded in a genuine love for art and the people who make it.

Face like a storm, formed from a diamond. - Alan Hanson