Maureen Sullivan, based in NY,  is an independent curator, producer, and writer, in addition to working nationally and internationally through her company RedArtProjects with artists and art organizations on strategic planning, communications, public programs and events.

Curated projects have included solo projects by Christian Jankowski, Antonia Wright, Eve Sussman & Simon Lee, Jeremy Blake, Ghost of A Dream, Yorgo Alexopoulos, and more; and thematic group exhibitions have featured Bjorn Melhus, Marilyn Manson, Ragnar Kjartansson, Sue de Beer, Jen DeNike, Meghan Boody, Gilad Ratman, Ugo Rondinone and more. Talks and performances organized have included: Maureen Sullivan interviewing Marilyn Minter for Creative Time, Dodie Kazanjian and Nicolas Party in conversation at The FLAG Art Foundation, event with Nancy Princenthal on her Agnes Martin publication, Naama Tsabar music performance for X-Initiative, Guy Ben-Ner & Jon Kessler in conversation for Artis and Performa, Yael Bartana with Artur Zmijewski at MoMA, and more.

In 2008, Sullivan began her own consultancy, Red Art Projects, to bring her experience to work directly with artists, galleries, and organizations on a variety of major art projects.

She previously served four years as Marketing and Communication Director at Creative Time and five years at The New Museum of Contemporary Art. Additional consulting projects have included the Sculpture Center, NY; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, SF; La Coleccion Jumex, Mexico City; The FLAG Art Foundation, NY; The Every Woman Biennial, NY and LA; and many more.

Maureen Sullivan has promoted major projects with artists including Doug Aitken, David Byrne, Paul Chan, John Gerrard, Cai Guo-Qiang, Jenny Holzer, Jim Hodges, Jennifer Wen Ma, Marilyn Manson, Melissa McGill, Marilyn Minter, Mike Nelson, Ugo Rondinone, Eve Sussman, Gelatin, Steve Powers, and hundreds of other artists.

Sullivan has contributed articles as a correspondent for biennials, art fairs, and exhibitions, including: Interview, V, Flash Art, Sculpture, and Whitewall.