Storm Bookhard is conceptual artist, curator, and writer based in Los Angeles, California.
Her practice is deeply informed by how artists of color and other marginalized practitioners are inscribed within archival, museological, and institutional histories. This work has included editing the Getty Research Institute’s (GRI) Feminist Performance Art bibliography to represent artists across African and Latin American diasporas and the LGBTQ+ community as well as contributing artist biographies to the Archives of Women Artists, Research, and Exhibitions. Her independent curatorial projects have included a solo exhibition of artist and designer, Ana Matsubara, which examined the material and cultural legacy of washi paper craftsmanship in Aoya Valley, Tottori Prefecture, Japan. Most recently, she served as a collaborator on the first Los Angeles exhibition highlighting the Guerrilla Girls’ 40 years of activist interventions which will open in the fall of 2025 at the GRI.
Storm has held positions at David Zwirner Gallery (New York), the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles in addition to several other art institutions. Her research has been supported by the University of Southern California, the Mellon Foundation, the Getty Foundation and has been published by Harvard University Press.
Storm holds a B.F.A in Fine Art (2022) as well as an MA in Curatorial Practice and the Public Sphere (2023) from the University of Southern California. She is currently the Project Manager and Curatorial Director of GĒR Collective, an emerging performance art collaborative, as well as a Gallery Assistant at Regen Projects.
