Turid Meeker grew up in Oslo, Norway. She now lives and works in NYC.

She was the director of three contemporary galleries in Soho in the 1980s, before she started her own Fine Art Advisory Services company, working as an independent art advisor, with specialties in collection building and management. She worked, for instance, on the relocation, acquisition, and reinstallation of the art collection of the Heineken Brewing Company, when they moved to White Plains, NY, and was the advisor to The New Fillmore Center’s Public Plaza, San Francisco, CA, the client was Fillmore Center Associates and Integrated Resources.

Turid Meeker is an independent curator and organizes exhibitions. She curated the inaugural exhibition of works by John Baldessari, for Gallery Brandstrup, 2000. The most recent project is a show of drawings by Kjell Erik Killi Olsen at Heiberg Cummings, NYC.

Ms. Meeker lectured on the permanent collections and on the changing exhibitions at the Solomon Guggenheim Museum and at the Whitney Museum, Equitable Center.
She is a member of ArtTable, an organization of professional women in the arts.