Hope Lloyd Brown, Triad Art Group’s president and curator, has been working in the fine art business for nearly 20 years. As the mentee of renowned art dealer Greg Bloch, Hope has adapted his ethos toward collecting and selling fine art. Focusing on an academic approach to curation, coupled with her eye for design, Hope has built a widely varied inventory for Triad Art Group.

Carrying only the highest quality of 19th-, 20th-, and 21st-century master prints, as well as the fabulous works of renowned living artists, Triad is privileged to represent and offer exceptional works to galleries around the world. Hope is also a published author, both in print publications and as the primary author of the catalog raisonné of the Salvador Dalí – Pierre Argillet Collection.

Hope also has a lifelong love of art and architecture. This passion began at a young age, as she was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to travel extensively thanks to her adventurous family. These experiences led directly to her focus in her formal higher education on the study of art and architectural history. Both in her pre- and post-graduate work, this focus on art history and the process of educating made her path to art advising and curation a natural fit.

Drawing on her academic foundation and refined curatorial eye, Hope guides collectors, galleries, and design professionals with the discretion and expertise that define Triad Art Group. Her tailored, deeply informed approach ensures each placement or acquisition aligns seamlessly with the needs and vision of each partner. Those who work with Hope experience a bespoke, concierge-style partnership that elevates the art of collaboration and curation.