Grace Aneiza Ali is a Guyanese-born curator, writer, and professor whose work focuses on global contemporary art, migration, and diasporic histories, with particular attention to the Caribbean and the Global South. She is Curator for the Engine for Art, Democracy & Justice at Vanderbilt University, Editor-in-Chief of Art Journal Open, and an Assistant Professor at Florida State University. Ali has written extensively for international exhibitions and publications, with recent projects commissioned by La Biennale di Venezia, Sharjah Biennial, Prospect New Orleans, and Americas Society. Her book, Liminal Spaces: Migration and Women of the Guyanese Diaspora, examines migration as a reciprocal relationship between those who leave and those who remain. She serves on the editorial and advisory boards of Art Journal, British Art Studies, and The Frank Bowling Foundation.
