Hope Lloyd Brown is a curator, art advisor, and president of Triad Art Group, with nearly twenty years in the fine art world. Mentored by renowned art dealer Greg Bloch, she developed a rigorous academic approach to curation paired with an intuitive eye for design.

At Triad, Hope curates an exceptional inventory of 19th-, 20th-, and 21st-century master prints—from Renoir and Picasso to Alex Katz—alongside works by distinguished living artists, serving galleries worldwide as primary buyer and curator. She is also a published author and principal author of the catalogue raisonné of the Salvador Dalí–Pierre Argillet Collection.

Extensive travel from an early age sparked a lifelong passion for art and architecture, leading Hope to formal study in art and architectural history—and naturally into advising and curation.

Working one-on-one with galleries and design professionals, Hope brings global access and deeply personal attention to every engagement. She believes art has no rules and can only enrich a space — and that since people live with their art far longer than any single home, each piece should be something truly loved and lasting. Her approach is bespoke, concierge, and always tailored to the project and the people behind it.