Audra Lambert is an Independent Curator based in Brooklyn, NY. She has curated exhibitions with the Center for Jewish History at the Yeshiva University Museum, Fountain House Gallery, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, Arsenal Gallery. A Founding Member of notable artist consultancy, Ninth Street Collective, she serves as Curator-in-Residence at The Yard, Williamsburg, where she has curated 14 shows to date with artists such as Lauren Gidwitz, Ahna Serendren, Deborah Bright, Kelsey Shwetz, Keisha Prioleau-Martin and many others. Lambert was a co-founder of alt_break (2016), a grassroots initiative shifting the role that contemporary art plays in community building. She has held on curatorial and production roles with nonprofits More Art and Art in Odd Places. Lambert holds an MA, Art History & Visual Culture from Lindenwood University (2021.) She has served on the jury of artist residencies at Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling, ChaNorth, ApexArt and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
