BLYTHE THEA WILLIAMS IS A PHOTOGRAPHER AND COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST WHOSE WORK SPANS EDITORIAL, CURATORIAL AND COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS IN THE COMMERCIAL CONTEMPORARY ART WORLD. HER PHOTOGRAPHY HAS BEEN PUBLISHED DIGITALLY AND IN PRINT FOR THE ART NEWSPAPER, ART REVIEW, ARTNET, CURA., DAZED, PLASTER, ÉMERGENT, SOMETHING CURATED, TWIN MAGAZINE, AND L’OFFICIEL. SHE HAS CONTRIBUTED TO EDITORIAL DESIGN PROJECTS WITH NOTABLE COLLABORATORS, INCLUDING KARLSSONWILKER INC. AND ADOBE.

BLYTHE HOLDS A BFA IN GENERAL FINE ART, WITH MINORS IN ART HISTORY, BOOK ARTS, AND CURATORIAL STUDIES FROM MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGE OF ART, WHERE SHE WAS AWARDED THE GINSBERG PRIZE FOR POETRY IN 2021. SHE ALSO EARNED AN MA IN CURATING CONTEMPORARY ART FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART, DURING WHICH SHE CURATED A PROJECT IN COLLABORATION WITH GASWORKS. HER RESEARCH FOCUSED ON THE IMPACT OF ART DOCUMENTATION IN SHAPING NARRATIVES WITHIN TRANSIENT AND COLLABORATIVE CURATORIAL PRACTICES.