Sabrina Wirth is a curator and cultural strategist who designs art experiences that bring people into conversation. Raised in an international family rooted in hospitality and art collecting, she works at the intersection of art, space, and human connection.

She collaborates with artists at all stages of their careers and creates exhibitions, salons, and site-specific projects in hotels, private residences, and commercial spaces across New York and Europe. Her current focus is on intimate formats that prioritize dialogue, context, and experience.

Sabrina partners with galleries, institutions, universities, and hospitality brands to shape cultural programming that is both rigorous and accessible. Her writing and curatorial perspectives have appeared in The Economist, The Art Newspaper, Cultured Magazine, Musée Magazine, and the New York Daily News.

She studied art history at Williams College, art business at Sotheby’s Institute, and curatorial practice and exhibition design at Columbia University. Fluent in English, Italian, French, and Spanish, she works across cultures to surface the stories that connect people, places, and ideas.