Advocating for artists and collectors since 2008.

With nearly 20 years of expertise in the art world, Kelly has extensive experience as a curator, art handler, archivist, estate manager, educator, art consultant, community organizer, collection management data specialist, activist and artist- working with artists, artist estates, institutions, and collectors.

Recent curatorial projects include exhibitions at: The Schneider Museum of Art in Oregon, Untitled Art Fair in Miami, E.Tay Gallery in Tribeca, GroundArts in Chelsea, and Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, amongst others. Worman also writes and speaks extensively on color theory, the role of artist as curator, and arts and economics at multiple institutions internationally. She teaches at Pratt Institute in New York.

Kelly is an active member of the Society of American Archivists, with involvement in the following sections: Archives Management, Collection Management, Independent Archivists, Museum Archives, Preservation, Visual Materials, and the Women Archivists Sections.

Her education ranges from two Masters degrees: an M.A. in Culture, Criticism, and Curation, with distinction, from Central Saint Martins in London (2015) and an MFA in Painting and Drawing from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn (2011) to professional development in best archival practices internationally (recently receiving Preserve This certification in archival storage methods).

Curator, archivist, artist and professor Kelly Worman brings a diverse and extensive skill set to every project, and is passionate about helping each client and collaborator realize their vision within their individual budget.