Alice Workman is an art advisor working with collectors, artists, and individuals shaping cultural projects and organisations. With over 25 years’ experience across public institutions and commercial galleries, she brings a deep curatorial background, extensive knowledge of artists, and a nuanced understanding of the art world.
Alice supports collectors in building thoughtful, meaningful collections and works closely with artists, offering strategic guidance, mentoring, exhibition and project support. She also collaborates with individuals developing cultural initiatives, drawing on long-standing experience in exhibition-making, institutional development, and partnership building.
Alice co-founded Bo Lee and Workman, 2022 - 2025, a gallery dedicated to supporting emerging and mid-career artists. From 2011–2021, she served as Senior Director, Cultural Centres Europe at Hauser & Wirth, where her experience and vision was instrumental in the development of Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Hauser & Wirth Menorca, and the museum Chillida Leku. Earlier in her career, she led the exhibition programme at Southampton City Art Gallery and was the Director of the New Art Centre, Roche Court.
Throughout her career, Alice has organised over 250 exhibitions, collaborating closely with artists and estates such as Phyllida Barlow, Richard Long, Edmund de Waal, Jenny Holzer, the Estate of Barbara Hepworth, the Alexander Calder Foundation, and the Henry Moore Foundation. She has also contributed to publications, delivered talks and lectures, and participated in cultural projects as a Trustee of Spike Island and a Governor of Bath Spa University.